…(not uncommonly found in areas of immigration, criminal law, and torts, to name only 3) you will usually find these two instincts, which may be more primal than you once…
…actually or even relatively official or authoritative (e.g. government or think-tank or nonprofit) from 2007 forward. I’ve tried various databases of government criminal justice statistics sources and websites (from NCJRS,…
…Other FAQ for legal research resources involve guardianships, third-party adoptions, school law, garnishment, criminal procedure, juvenile rights, and a few others I’ll write about in a future blog post….
It’s not my fault if you fall over laughing and hurt yourself, but I can say it will probably be worth it: Excerpt: ‘I have no idea why…
…(civil and criminal) (print and online, with subscription) 2) Jury Verdicts Northwest (print and online, with subscription) 3) Jury verdict statistics by county: Not every county compiles jury verdict statistics,…
…blog cow searches. See Rose of Aberlone (and see also this and this and this), engagement rings and this excerpt from a previous Justice Bedsworth: A Criminal Waste of Space…
The Oregon Supreme Court : STATE v. TATE (SC S056904), 11/19/09 ‘The issue in this criminal case is the proper interpretation of the term “corrections officer” as used in…
…fee….” (read full article) Don’t miss Justice Bedsworth, of the California Court of Appeals monthly Criminal Waste of Space column in the Orange County Lawyer Magazine. Previous Bedsworth tales of…
…Victim Is at Fault, Argues Rutgers–Newark Law Professor Vera Bergelson in New Book on Comparative Criminal Liability, September 10, 2009 2) Justice Stevens and the NRA Thanks to Law in…
…Appeals, returns with his not to be missed Criminal Waste of Space column in the Orange County Lawyer Magazine. Previous Bedsworth tales of woe and law can be found at…
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