…Family, employment, juvenile, criminal, personal injury, land use, environmental, state and local government, procedure, legal ethics, evidence, trial practice, negotiation, constitutional law, and many others too numerous to list….
…about the atmosphere of Jupiter. Or hunting KGB hackers. Or Klein bottles, computers in classrooms, the future. But he’s not going to. Which is fine, because it would be criminal…
…what a rich field she was entering. School Law covers a lot of ground including labor and employment law, civil rights, criminal, juvenile, family, torts, religion, government benefits and entitlements,…
…father, says he was arrested once on a charge of criminal mischief for creating the crosswalk at the intersection of Dicks and North streets. He was arrested a second time…
A new Criminal Waste of Space is here to to start off November with a legal laugh. With a cast of, if not thousands, four dogs named Trouble, one…
…a firearm, possession of illegal substances, etc.), or of INDICTABLE CRIMINAL OFFENCES (including assault with a deadly weapon, manslaughter, etc.). As well, those who have been convicted of DRIVING WHILE…
…investigation. In a recent 18 month period, 270 tow company employees were disqualified by the Sheriff’s Office. Disqualification due to prior criminal convictions included 23 registered sex offenders and others…
The U.S. Supreme Court yesterday in Whorton v. Bockting (05-595) decided: “Crawford announced a new rule of criminal procedure that does not fall within the Teague…
If you need an alternative to all that holiday music, try Sarah Kaltsounis’ “The School of Rock: Learn Criminal Law by Listening to the Radio.” (Linked to via…
…Court’s foundational “self-representation” case, Faretta, supra—which held that the Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments include a “constitutional right to proceed without counsel when” a criminal defendant “voluntarily and intelligently elects to…
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