30 November 2005
Throught the Looking Glass
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Virginia spares a person convicted of murder and California balks .
Fun & Games with Habeas
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My vacation was supposed to start Wednesday afternoon, right after I continued a case on the 1 p.m. docket. The plan was to take a week, tr...
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Another Try...
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I posted this item (with several others) on 11/26, but with the Thanksgiving holiday and several subsequent posts, it kind of slipped throug...
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29 November 2005
New LexCast
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Episode 14 - Moore v. Commonwealth : Can an officer who cannot perform a search without violating the 4th Amendment circumvent the constitut...
28 November 2005
In the News...
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Better Late Than Never Man convicted on DNA evidence for 1973 rape gets up to 46 years in prison."A woman's testimony was not suff...
27 November 2005
SexLaw - Consent
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Wales - A young woman gets drunk and a friend arranges for her to have a security guard escort her home. Two days later she reported to a u...
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SexLaw - The States
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1) Virginia may not be able to criminalize sodomy after Lawrence , but it's sure going to hold onto its ability to criminalize solicita...
SexLaw - International
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1) When a Filipina moves to recant a rape charge high level politicians start talking about charging her with perjury . 2) In India a 75 ...
26 November 2005
DeathLaw - Singapore
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One of the biggest death penalty cases out there right now is in Singapore. An Australian citizen, Van Tuong Nguyen, tried to smuggle heroi...
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At a Glance...
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1) When Lawyers Go Bad A Maryland lawyer was sentenced to 20 years in prison for plotting to murder her former husband. 2) When Judges Go B...
DeathLaw - The States
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1) Perception (from Taipei) - 997 executions later, " the US still loves the death penalty ." 2) Wisconsin hasn't had the de...
DeathLaw - Religion
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1) Two men wait to see if a Sharia court declares them gay and orders them stoned to death . 2) In Australia, Catholics are urged to take u...
DeathLaw
Around the World
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1) China - Unburdened with the mandate against double jeopardy, a Chinese Appellate Court increases a penalty from life to death because th...
25 November 2005
1,000 Feet as a Crow Flies
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The decision referenced by Orin doesn't bother me so much . The measurement in a straight line from the school to the location of a dru...
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Oh Goody!
More Ways to Screw With Airport Travel
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Over at MoBuzz , Miss Stenquist tells us about a verbal lie detector which an Israeli is trying to sell to airports (2d story). And then sh...
1st Amendment Anyone?
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In Florida a lawyer cannot use pit bulls in advertising. So says the government in the body of the Florida Supreme Court .
Come One, Come All!
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Sign up for your "I want to be arrested by the Feds" card .
Doesn't this sound real familiar?
(for those of us in the States)
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The EU is federalizing certain crimes , but it's not a power grab: EU officials insist that new powers to set criminal punishments for b...
24 November 2005
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Happy Thanksgiving!
23 November 2005
Vacatur
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Vacatur: an order of a court vacating a legal proceeding. Webster's Third New International, 1972. Why quote from Webster instead of Bl...
The Silly & Strange
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1) If you're hiding from police a deep freeze which locks behind you might not be a good locale . 2) It may not track exactly, but any...
21 November 2005
Doughnuts Not Pistols
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Decision making by committee gives us an officer firing a doughnut rather than a pistol (I kid you not). via the Conspiracy
New LexCast: In Memory of Professor Groot
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The latest LexCast is up both in video and audio form. It's a tribute to Professor Roger Groot - the Professor which every single gradu...
MoBuzz Crimlaw
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Over at MoBuzzTV, Karina Stenquist's first two stories are about law matters . First, we learn of the U.K.'s plan to put a camera e...
The Infallalibility of Dogs
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Using a dog which is 0 for 4 to justify strip searching people who have been pulled over . Thanks to NS for the tip.
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If You Abandon 33 Kittens in Ohio . . .
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. . . you get " to spend a night in the woods without water, food or light ."
19 November 2005
Weekend Review...
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1) Claims of attack at memorial false. U.S. Park Police this week said they want to assure the public that the memorials and monuments in...
18 November 2005
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Yes, convictions under the UCMJ are convictions under the laws of the United States .
Imputed Asportation
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Just because you tricked someone else into taking the property away doesn't mean there was no asportation in your case.
Cigarette Not Probable Cause
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In Virginia it's not probable cause when an officer approaches a car and finds someone asleep in it with a half-burned, hand rolled cig...
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