Defendants Must Sign Plea Petitions, Attorneys Should Not Sign on Their Behalf
Defendants Must Sign Plea Petitions, Attorneys Should Not Sign on [...]
California Reforms Probation Length; Minnesota Should Follow
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What is Unlawful Assembly?
Peaceful protesting is not a crime. It is an impactful [...]
Getting Around the Confrontation Clause with the Residual Exception, Rule 807
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Confrontation Clause & the Forfeiture-By-Wrongdoing Exception in Minnesota
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Should I Get a Public Defender?
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State v. Lugo: Part II – A Lesson on Appellate Standards of Review
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SCOTUS Preview: Packingham v. North Carolina
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BB Gun is Not a Firearm: Challenging Statutory Interpretation: State v. Haywood
[column width="1/3" title="" title_type="single" animation="none" implicit="true"] When a person hears [...]
Should I Get a Lawyer for my Probation Violation?
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