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A person was convicted of murder. They take on new legal representation to help them appeal against the conviction. They waive privilege to give their new lawyer access to the notes of conversations ...
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Imagine the following hypothetical scenario involving a criminal case with some administrative complexity: Situation: A status hearing occurred in one county criminal court The case was subsequently ...
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It is reported that the Palestine Action court cases will be limited to only 36 minutes. This is the first time I have heard of such a time limit set in advance of a trial, the language used by the ...
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TL;DR; I keep getting fake E-Mails from "the federal crime police" with attachments like in the image below, where I'm accused of child pornography and exhibitionism. I don't know what the ...
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To my understanding, peremptory strikes, in England and Wales, were abolished in 1989. Therefore, American-style ‘jury vetting’, i.e. ‘voir dire’, feels, at this point, foreign to the jurisdiction. Of ...
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I have a question about something that happened on last night's "Law and Order" (minor spoiler warning). Before the trial, the judge excluded extremely damning evidence against the defendant....
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In Michigan, the normal course of actions for a felony charge, is that arraignment to, and including, preliminary examination be held in a District court and the rest of the proceedings be held in the ...
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The most recent US president and administration have expressed displeasure with the judges who don't rule in their favor. A recent action by the US Department of Justice (which may be less independent ...
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Suppose an illegal alien commits a serious crime punishable by years in prison. It can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt that he/she did it. Can the illegal alien request that he/she be deported ...
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In some previous Criminal Procedure Rules quoted in a recent answer, it says: 7.3 (1) Subject to any Act passed after 2nd October 1848, a magistrates' court shall not proceed to the trial of an ...
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I was watching My Cousin Vinny the other day and something stood out to me was that the Sheriff was called to the stand and provided testimony for the prosecution (I believe this was a pre-trial ...
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Can evidence introduced by an officer who has since been fired from the sheriffs dept. he worked for, and is under investigation himself for misconduct (in another incident) still be used at trial? If ...
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Let's say someone provided me a sworn affidavit that I relied on (in case it matters, this is for a landlord/tenant matter). I later find very good evidence that the statement in the affidavit was, in ...
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When does the statute of limitations begin for RICO when the crime itself lasted for more than 5 years and the victims only discovered it let's say in year 7 and the last act of the enterprise was in ...
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From CNN's January 7, 2025 South Korean authorities extend arrest warrant for embattled President Yoon Suk Yeol: South Korean authorities have granted a request to extend a warrant to detain the ...
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