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Tsarnaev’s ‘Right to Presentment’

April 25th, 2013

There’s no end to the puzzling legal questions surrounding the Boston bombing case. We learned today, for instance, that the Boston bombing suspect was advised of his right against self-incrimination by a federal magistrate judge during a court hearing in a hospital room, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The judge made the call [...]

Defendants seeking to use frozen assets to pay lawyers win Supreme Court review

March 18th, 2013

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to consider in what circumstances the assets of a defendant can be frozen before trial. The question before the high court is whether prosecutors can prevent defendants from using their assets to pay for a lawyer without a hearing on the issue. Read more..

Top judge cites Gideon case, says lack of Calif. court funding threatens loss of civil rights

March 13th, 2013

Citing the famous Gideon v. Wainright case, in which a prison inmate’s pro se petition, handwritten in pencil, resulted in U.S. Supreme Court ruling recognizing a defendant’s constitutional right to counsel, the top judge in California said a lack of public funding for the state’s courts threatens to turn back? Read more..

7 Saudis face death by crucifixion, firing squad for crimes committed while teens

March 5th, 2013

Seven Saudis are scheduled to die by crucifixion and firing squad Tuesday for armed robberies they committed while they were teenagers. Human rights activists are appealing to Saudi authorities stop the executions. Read more…

You’re Kidding, Right?

September 18th, 2011

It certainly is hard to believe, but this past week the Supreme Court ordered a halt to a prisoner’s execution based on the trial court having permitted a state witness to testify that the Defendant was more likely to re-offend because he is black. Let’s just take a moment to let that sink in… The [...]

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