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Discussion Topic  RE: Statutory warrantless blood draws in doubt? (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
The decision in ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Statutory warrantless blood draws in doubt? (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
Another state supreme court has found implied consent to be involuntary, and thus the Idaho statute ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Statutory warrantless blood draws in doubt? (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
Nevada often follows decisions first made in California, but not this time. Another implied consent ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Statutory warrantless blood draws in doubt? (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
The varied applications of McNeely have truly been something to behold: herky-jerky, about-face, and......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Statutory warrantless blood draws in doubt? (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
The next case to watch is ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Statutory warrantless blood draws in doubt? (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
The Supreme Court of South Dakota has declared its implied consent statute unconstitutional because ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Statutory warrantless blood draws in doubt? (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
For whatever can be divined, the SCOTUS denied the pet. for cert. in Lynch (see above). Sadly, the f......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Statutory warrantless blood draws in doubt? (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
Several courts of appeals have read significance into the fact that in mid-January, SCOTUS remanded ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Statutory warrantless blood draws in doubt? (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
Along the lines of ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Statutory warrantless blood draws in doubt? (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
Well, the motion for rehearing en banc has been granted in Douds and the opinion in Reeder has now b......
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Discussion Topic  Ford vs. Samaripas (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
The correct result was reached in ......
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Discussion Topic  Measuring Penalty Phase Prejudice (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
It appears the means of determining whether someone gets a second shot in arguing for a more lenient......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Miller v Alabama (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
Watch for a decision in the Henry case. ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Efiling differences in courts of appeals (in Appellate) by Martin Peterson
Efiling has brought us one wonderful reward from the CCA. Starting June 30, copies of PDRs that are ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Enhancements (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
But, watch for the CCA opinion in Samaripas, PD-0135-13, as it may shed more light on the difference......
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Discussion Topic  RE: 39.14 Waivers, anyone? (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
I am unclear on what is being waived. If there has been no request made under 39.14, then there is n......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Padilla retroactivity to be considered by Supreme Court (in Appellate) by Martin Peterson
The interest of the state in the validity and finality of the plea is no different under 42.12, sec.......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Theft vs Missing property (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
Either of these scenarios might involve a mistake of fact defense. Case 2 would be a harder sell, un......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Turn OFF the Phone (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
Effective Wednesday, Illinois law will provide: "(b) A person may not operate a motor vehicle on a r......
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Discussion Topic  Bail Jumping Does Not Continue (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson
Ojiaku leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Art. 17.09 sec. 1 CCP requires reappearance "for any and all ......
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