I am always interested in other lawyers’ observations on jury selection. A criminal lawyer can always learn from others. Earlier this week I […]
I am always interested in other lawyers’ observations on jury selection. A criminal lawyer can always learn from others. Earlier this week I […]
One of the greatest criminal lawyers of this past century was Jerry Giesler. Gielsler began to practice law in Las Angeles in 1910 under the […]
In Texas almost every criminal investigation the investigating officer will eventually contact the person who is being accused of a crime and ask them to […]
A Dallas Animal Cruelty case was featured in the Dallas Morning News today. The defendant plead guilty as a jury was called up […]
2013 showed an increase in the felony charge of Improper Relationship Between Teacher and Student cases in Texas. It seemed like these types of […]
A study of 700 plus felony trials in Florida revealed that older jurors are more likely to convict than younger jurors. Researchers found that when […]
I was recently quoted in the Texas Lawyer Blog regarding the reasons the Death Penalty verdicts have dropped nation wide and in Texas. […]
I often read biographies of famous criminal trial lawyers. They have lead very interesting lives and one can always learn from other […]
Eric Nicholson of the Dallas Observer makes a very good point in his recent post regarding Lt. Governors David Dewhurst’s comments expressing outrage […]
Recently The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed The Court of Appeals in Burch v. State, 401 S.W.3d 634(Tex. Crim.App.2013) reversed and remanded a […]