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| Georgia v. Randolph argmt in SCOTUS (in Appellate) by John Stride Sounds as if the oral argument was a close call in the common authority/consent to search case. Any...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Appellate Judge Alito and his prosecution background (in Criminal) by John StrideHere's a link to an interesting article on how Judge Alito may or may not shape criminal law. ...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Bizarre intermediate courts (in Criminal) by John StrideThe Texas Association of Post-Conviction Criminal Attorneys with 33 members (prosecutors, defense at...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Bizarre intermediate courts (in Criminal) by John StrideThis is a forum shared by prosecutors and, generally, we favor opinions affirming the judgments of t...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Bizarre intermediate courts (in Criminal) by John StrideSA has been causing quite a stir with all its opinions on DWI. Also, its opinions may have been the...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Estoppel of Legal Sufficiency Claims (in Appellate) by John StrideMy understanding is that a trial court can give an LIO despite the parties' requests but it is under...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Appellate
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Estoppel of Legal Sufficiency Claims (in Appellate) by John StrideAt the most basic level, the law does not require a LIO be given. It is something that is requested...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Appellate
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Estoppel of Legal Sufficiency Claims (in Appellate) by John StrideOf course, just because the evidence raises a LIO doesn't mean it has to be given. Astute attorneys...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Appellate
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Estoppel of Legal Sufficiency Claims (in Appellate) by John StrideThey may not like it but what is the basis for effectively challenging it?... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Appellate
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Estoppel of Legal Sufficiency Claims (in Appellate) by John StrideAs good advocates (adjective "good" is borrowed from John B. in the "confession dumped" thread) we s...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Appellate
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Using movie clips in PowerPoint (in Other) by John StrideWonderful help John B. and AV guy. Thanks.... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Other
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Using movie clips in PowerPoint (in Other) by John StrideJohn B. Thanks for explaining the practical aspects and the technique for employing videos. For th...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Other
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Using movie clips in PowerPoint (in Other) by John StrideThis information confirmed my understanding about copyright law (which involved nothing more than sp...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Other
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Using movie clips in PowerPoint (in Other) by John StrideYour question may be that "one too many!!!" You make a good point though. Many people incorporate ...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Other
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Dumping Confessions (in Criminal) by John StrideJohn B. If the videotape alone was the entire evidence of the confession, I completely agree with y...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Dumping Confessions (in Criminal) by John StrideI'm not aware of any CCA case performing the analysis you ponder. Let me know if you find one!... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Dumping Confessions (in Criminal) by John StrideYour question addresses a different issue--one that that can be divorced from the court's interpreta...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Dumping Confessions (in Criminal) by John StrideEven under Hernandez,which the 3rd COA purports to follow, the CCA stated: "Raising an issue as to t...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Dumping Confessions (in Criminal) by John StrideThe statute requires an issue be raised. In the past, the CCA has interpreted this requirement as m...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Dumping Confessions (in Criminal) by John StrideTo "raise an issue" or "raise a question," under article 38.22, sec. 6 & &, surely the matter has to...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal | » Refine Search » New Search |
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