Exempted from discovery under the Michael Morton Act is “work product of counsel for the state in the case and their investigators and […]
Exempted from discovery under the Michael Morton Act is “work product of counsel for the state in the case and their investigators and […]
I just finished reading Anatomy of a Murder and I found it to be one of the most accurate novels about a criminal […]
The Michael Morton Act will apply to all criminal cases that are filed as of January 1st, 2014. It represents the first significant […]
The great criminal defense blog, Simple Justice, has an excellent post about juries and their ability to follow jury instructions. The case cited occurred in Stamford, […]
Well known criminal justice blogger Grits for Breakfast recently raised a very good point regarding Dallas Police Chief Brown’s policy change allowing a police […]
Anyone held in jail for a criminal charge should be aware that every phone call they make from jail is not only recorded […]
Any good criminal trial lawyer is always searching for ways to improve their trial skills. One way to do that is to study […]
WFAA filmed the first trial of Lee Harvey Oswald and aired the edited version in June. The courtroom we used was in the […]
This past year I was asked to participate in a mock trial of Lee Harvey Oswald by the State Bar of Texas, The […]
Following up from my previous post, reproduced below is an opening statement from the Lee Harvey Oswald defense team. I believe this would […]