UNDERDOG - Criminal/Drunk Driving Defense in Maryland, Virginia, DC

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UNDERDOG - Criminal/Drunk Driving Defense in Maryland, Virginia, DC

Entries from January 2007

297 - When jurors ask witnesses questions: A double-edged sword.

268 - Rendering further praise where praise is due.

289 - Defending against drug-usage-based probation violation charges.

291 - Rev. Robert F. Drinan leaves the planet.

288 - Chemist reports are testimonial hearsay evidence under Crawford.

287 - Alice Coltrane leaves the planet,

281 - Defending alleged prostitutes and their customers.

283 - “It took a few people willing to risk everything."

280 - Nixon's man who "knows too damn much" dies.

272 - Physical pain arising from internal pain and anger.

276 - The Constitution is more valuable than gentility.

259 - Collective memories must be sharpened and broadened to stop injustice.

275 - Standing "with with our noses almost touching."

264 - A farewell to Art.

258 - Aiding and abetting theft is deportable.

256 - Humanizing criminal defendants.

249 - What can trial lawyers learn and apply from Gandhi, MLK, and the Dalai Lama?

253 - Decapitation by Iraq's official executioners.

243 - Marijuana not a gateway drug; and more from Amsterdam and Vancouver.

242 - Happy Birthday, Martin Luther King, Jr.

241 - Brennan advocated justice; Rehnquist said "wetbacks".

238 - Needing a more in-depth perspective of Gerald Ford.

237 - Supreme Court lets prosecutors avoid putting much specificty in indictments.

232 - Judges speaking out against mandatory minimum sentencing.

231 - How to practice criminal defense in an unjust system?

211 - Oppose McCain's bill to censor the Internet.

136 - Leahy and Specter introduce bill to reestablish habeas corpus for military ...

226 - George W. Bush: Rummaging through the mail.

222 - The Congressional disruption statute needs to go.

223 - More on corporate and government spying.

221 - Paying taxes to be spied upon.

217 - Abu Ghraib was the tip of the iceberg.

207 - Converting a drunk driving charge to a speeding conviction.

208 - Beware Barry Cooper's "Never Get Busted" video.

923 - Praised be jurors who reveal irregular jury proceedings.

181 - Jazz music and trial lawyering.

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