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  • State v. Gaines, foreshadowing of State v. Wallace?
  • Judge injected himself into investigation in Bell case
  • Lawsuit filed against S.C. trooper
  • Trooper acquitted in South Carolina civil rights trial
  • Police cameras are coming to a neighborhood near you
  • Trial to begin this week in Highway Patrol case
  • Sentence reduction as a remedy for prosecutorial misconduct
  • Buzzed driving is not drunk driving
  • For nine years, lawyer kept client's secret regarding murder case
  • Veteran's treatment courts
  • Marijuana arrests increased in 2007
  • Hood's execution stayed
  • Myrtle Beach continues efforts to shut down the May bike rally
  • Copy and paste DUI reports
  • Criminal defense lawyer's office searched in New Jersey
  • Judge who signed search warrants for attorney's office recused from murder case
  • Official obstruction of justice
  • Brooklyn lawyer Marina Tylo sues blogger for reporting that she was sued for malpractice
  • Another attorney's office raided
  • Ignition interlocks for all (MADD's agenda)
  • DUI - Ignition interlocks and vehicle immobilization
  • State v. Spoone - S.C. approves waivers of appeal and PCR in plea agreements
  • Sober or slammer
  • Winning your case anthology
  • South Carolina evangelist charged with DUI
  • Life sentence for drunk driving
  • Anderson, S.C. magistrate charged with DUI
  • Not guilty in Aiken, S.C.
  • Justice
  • 50 lawyers showed up to support Texas lawyer whose office was searched by police
  • California bans uncorroborated testimony by jailhouse snitches
  • Mistrial in Horry County child sexual abuse case
  • Closer to home - Greenville S.C. sheriff's deputy beats teenager on camera
  • West Palm Beach officers fired after beating handcuffed suspect
  • Boston juror removed from case for questioning the constitutionality of statute
  • Winning your case
  • Marijuana victim
  • Mexican cartels growing marijuana in National Forests
  • Lancaster, S.C. Courthouse and Solicitor's Office burned
  • Criminal defense or a cog in the machine
  • More video of NYPD and Critical Mass bicyclists
  • Magicians and perception
  • The Hero's Journey
  • Miller v. S.C. - counsel ineffective for failing to pursue third party guilt defense
  • Greenwood magistrate found not guilty
  • Tennessee Judge clarifies ruling on Moncier's suspension
  • More lying cops
  • NYPD assaults bicyclist, ongoing police abuse in NYC
  • Undercover informants
  • Resisting an unlawful arrest?
  • State v. Brannon - resisting arrest first requires an arrest
  • MADD presents awards for most DUI arrests
  • Bicycling while intoxicated
  • Why prosecutors should not rely on jailhouse snitches
  • Constitutional right to access evidence for DNA testing
  • Reese Joye
  • Are lawyer/ public officials subject to ethics rules?
  • DNA evidence and why we trust the government
  • Judge signs search warrant for attorney's files
  • The politics of Kennedy v. Louisiana
  • Self defense and involuntary manslaughter are not mutually exclusive
  • What motivates prosecutors?
  • Room 8 subpoena related to death threat investigation
  • Kentucky judges order public defenders to take cases
  • Abuse of the subpoena power by prosecutors
  • Complaining witnesses as prosecutors part II
  • How to hide your weed
  • A JonBenet Ramsey hypothetical
  • How to avoid police abuse
  • Police encounters and the magic words
  • Racial profiling on South Carolina Interstates
  • Complaining witnesses as prosecutors
  • Necrophilia is against the law in Wisconsin, after all
  • Standing up and fighting for your clients
  • Police abuse videos
  • Williams - kidnapping and the sex offender registry
  • Who benefits from the "war on drugs?"
  • DUI a victimless crime?
  • Boating under the influence
  • Independence Day - remember what we are celebrating
  • Richland County Deputy charged with hit and run and DUI
  • U.S. Government holds patents to Medical Marijuana?
  • Ignorance Is No Excuse
  • Bloggers blogging about blawgs
  • Sanford vetoes South Carolina DNA testing bill
  • Groome - S.C. Supreme Court invalidates "driver's license checkpoint"
  • Lying cops
  • DNA testing bill waiting for governor's signature
  • The devil made me do it
  • Texas 32, South Carolina 1
  • Bost . . . Texas Legal
  • A thankless job
  • Getting to know your clients
  • Heller - SCOTUS strikes down D.C. ban on handguns
  • Thank you to the public defenders
  • Guilty until proven innocent
  • South Carolina's Attorney General tells prosecutors to ignore U.S. Supreme Court decision
  • Another take on Baze v. Rees
  • Death Penalty as punishment for child rape ruled unconstitutional
  • About wrongful convictions
  • Manhattan prosecutor helped defense to win Palladium murders post-conviction hearing
  • Rothgery v. Gillespie County - was an appeal from a 1983 claim
  • Keeping up with criminal defense blogs
  • Police abuse in the blawgosphere
  • There is no downside to preliminary hearings in state court
  • The pros and cons of polygraphs
  • House and Senate democrats discuss drug policy
  • Regina McKnight released from prison
  • Seizure of drug money or highway robbery
  • Laura L. Loder joins Frederick Defense Firm
  • Trooper indicted for civil rights violation
  • South Carolina passes new sex offender law
  • State v. Tindall - South Carolina Court of Appeals rejects Fourth Amendment in cocaine trafficking case
  • Caldwell and the problem with discovery violations
  • Teachers defend DUI hoax
  • Defense attorney volunteers to represent terrorist
  • Happy birthday Miranda
  • Defending Kozinski
  • Boumediene v. Bush - the United States Supreme Court holds that Gitmo detainees have rights after all
  • Judge Alex Kozinski - porn-haulic or victim of slander and invasion of privacy?
  • David Mark Hill executed
  • Senate overrides governor's indigent defense veto
  • Law Graduate denied Michigan law license for being critical of the State Bar
  • At what point does a rising crime rate justify doing away with Constitutional protections?
  • Wiesart - 1996 amendment to sex offender registry statute is retroactive
  • Chinese defenders disbarred for volunteering to represent Tibetans
  • California's proposed amendments to Code of Conduct
  • Chief Justice Toal speaks out on Sanford's veto of indigent defense funding
  • Fieger and Johnson acquitted in Detroit campaign finance case
  • Police misconduct in the news
  • MADD stages DUI deaths to scare high school students?
  • Criminal domestic violence
  • Kentucky public defender asks judges to order State to pay for indigent defense
  • DUI attorney's wife arrested
  • Scott prosecutors publicly challenge judge
  • Governor vetoes indigent defense funding bill
  • Senator Scott's DUI dismissed
  • The concerned, well meaning citizen - DUI lay witnesses
  • DUI fanatics
  • Mandatory minimum sentences
  • Update on Moncier's fight in the Eastern District of Tennessee
  • McGrier - South Carolina community supervision statute held unconstitutional
  • "The DUI Exception to the Constitution"
  • The proposed No Parole Bill and Middle Courts
  • California prosecutor faces disciplinary hearing for misconduct
  • No more parole in South Carolina?
  • More on the Pew Center Study
  • Bolin's implications on South Carolina's minor in possession laws
  • DUI breath test results suppressed in 49 cases in Tucson
  • More than 1 in 100 American Adults incarcerated
  • Should prosecutors be criminally liable for intentional misconduct?
  • Lori Drew indicted in California
  • Regina McKnight's case overturned on PCR
  • Bert von Hermann leaving the 15th circuit solicitor's office
  • Bite mark database?
  • Orangeburg DUI attorney still under pressure
  • Proposed bill would permit DNA samples to be taken before conviction
  • USSCT will hear prosecutorial immunity case
  • South Carolina's new DUI law
  • More on the SCHP fiasco
  • South Carolina Highway Patrol misdeeds
  • GBI admits they screwed up fingerprint analysis
  • The shady world of informants
  • Jails, telephones, and audiotapes
  • DNA testing bill update
  • Tennessee attorney Moncier suspended from federal practice
  • Hill v. State clears way to execution
  • Virginia v. Moore
  • Orangeburg and Greenwood County Solicitors publicly sanction police misconduct
  • No intent?
  • Adam Reposa's day in court
  • Policing the police
  • Senator Randy Scott's DUI arrest
  • Frederick Defense Firm's Florence office is now open
  • Post-Conviction DNA Testing Procedures Act waiting for Senate approval in South Carolina

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