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Previous jobs (in Criminal) by JB My wife had a job making cold calls for newspaper subscriptions. At the end of the first week, when ...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Previous jobs (in Criminal) by JBOne day, the captain of the yacht docked at a place called ...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Previous jobs (in Criminal) by JBOther jobs included: scraping and painting the exterior of houses; scooping ice cream; unloading ...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Previous jobs (in Criminal) by JBI don't think this job taught me anything helpful, but, while in college, during one summer, I was a...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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stoopid criminals (in Criminal) by JBA couple who went on national television to brag about making $100,000 shoplifting and selling their...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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A right to plea bargaining? (in Criminal) by JBInteresting question. State has some interest in controlling who decides punishment once an election...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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A right to plea bargaining? (in Criminal) by JBAnd now back to the regularly scheduled program.... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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A right to plea bargaining? (in Criminal) by JBThere is no right to plea bargaining. So, absent some wrongful change of policy against a protected ...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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A right to plea bargaining? (in Criminal) by JBI would be mighty glad to waive a jury and try a case before any one of my judges. Very satisfied in...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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A right to plea bargaining? (in Criminal) by JBUpon further review, I amend my explanation above. Indeed, if a defendant is forced to have a jury t...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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A right to plea bargaining? (in Criminal) by JBFor a discussion of how a defendant actually waives both rights, see ...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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A right to plea bargaining? (in Criminal) by JB[Absent an election for jury punishment by the defendant, the judge decides the sentence. A unitary ...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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A right to plea bargaining? (in Criminal) by JBIf the defendant elects to have judge punishment and the state refuses to waive a jury, then the gui...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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A right to plea bargaining? (in Criminal) by JBThere is. And the better justification is: the defendant may want to plead guilty but that doesn't m...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal A right to plea bargaining? (in Criminal) by JBA plan to provide novice prosecutors with more experience by forcing some Harris County defendants t...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Another New Front? (in Criminal) by JBDavid Brooks, a conservative columnist for The New York Times, said yes before a sold-out crowd of a...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Rothgery problem (in Appellate) by JBAnd then real prosecutors explained the process.... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Appellate
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Rothgery problem (in Appellate) by JBSeems the SCOTUS is willing to look at relieving some of the problem of magistration, appointment of...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Appellate
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Open guilty plea to Jury (in Criminal) by JBSee page 25 of The Perfect Plea (2008 edition), addressing plea of guilty to a jury. Judge instructs...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Snappy opinions. Got a favorite? (in Appellate) by JBBryant v. State Bailey C. Moseley Justice 06-08-00037-CR 03-16-2009 Before Morriss, C.J., Carter an...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Appellate | » Refine Search » New Search |
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