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 […]
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 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 […]
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 […]
If your case was set on a day where the court was closed due to the recent ice storm; you need to contact […]
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, […]
It is becoming more and more popular for police agencies to secure blood tests from people charged with dwi, drunk driving, or dui. […]