Pleading My First Innocent Client
It wasn’t recent, more like 10+ years ago, and almost certainly, given how often it happens, not actually the first time I walked a factually innocent client in front of a judge for a guilty plea. But...
View ArticleNotes From Inside The Jury Room
So I picked my wife up from jury duty (she was thrilled when she got the initial invite in the mail; then nearly despondent when I pointed out that being summoned to Municipal Court meant it was “only”...
View ArticlePride And Prejudice
Not all wrongs should be criminalized. To break that down a little further, an intentional act can be immoral, unethical, shameful, even wicked or evil, at least if you believe in those last two...
View ArticleThe Fourth Amendment: Exceptional Or Fantastic?
The rule is: The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but...
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