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Value Ladders (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson Short of some sort of fraud/embezzlement, don't most thefts involve less than $20,000? Is the propo...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Reply to Motion for Extention of Time to file Appellant's Brief (in Appellate) by Martin PetersonI have learned that most courts grant a first motion for extension as a matter of course, often with...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Appellate
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Courthouse closed on Fridays (in Criminal) by Martin PetersonMany persons fought many years for an eight-hour workday. There must be some definite advantages to...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal Defense Jury Argument (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson"It is appropriate to object to defense jury argument if the state believes the argument is attempti...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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What's your open file policy, if any??? (in Criminal) by Martin PetersonThe true key to the success of an open file policy is having the support of your judge. The threat ...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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disposing of seized firearms (in Criminal) by Martin PetersonMaybe some of my article (beginning on page 18) on this topic might be helpful. ...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal Jordan- Presumption of Harm (in Criminal) by Martin Peterson...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Today's Mandamus Opinion, DeJean v. District Clerk (in Appellate) by Martin PetersonThe answer to all those mandamus petitions is for the clerks to recognize that "failure of the court...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Appellate
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Today's Mandamus Opinion, DeJean v. District Clerk (in Appellate) by Martin PetersonThe court obviously errs in equating the date of receipt of the writ by the State's attorney with th...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Appellate Rule 47.4 Forgotten? (in Appellate) by Martin PetersonIt has happened several times. E.g. in ...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Appellate
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Pop Quiz (in Criminal) by Martin PetersonThe one source the court failed to consider was ...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Was he trying to get in or out? (in Criminal) by Martin PetersonJust proves even parrots can spot cops every time, as well as vets. Or maybe this was an instance o...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Causation- Railroad Blues (in Criminal) by Martin PetersonThe first rule of construction regarding a statute is to read the statute. I see now that (e) does n...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Causation- Railroad Blues (in Criminal) by Martin PetersonThe issue is not, of course, the reasonableness of the conduct of the railroad. They can stop their...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal Causation- Railroad Blues (in Criminal) by Martin PetersonPersons are discovered riding without permission in railroad cars. Normally that would be a Class C...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal High Praise (in Criminal) by Martin PetersonIt must be nice when the justices of your supreme court say something like this about you in their o...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Hearsay Authentication (in Criminal) by Martin PetersonThe evidence came in, on the very theory Andrea suggests. The defendant argued that since the exhib...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Hearsay Authentication (in Criminal) by Martin PetersonThe deputy has no personal knowledge about the meth (i.e., why it is connected to the defendant, onl...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal Hearsay Authentication (in Criminal) by Martin PetersonThe problem of authentication arises whenever the relevancy of any evidence depends upon its identit...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal
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Acquittal Expunction (in Criminal) by Martin PetersonThanks Andrea. Did not mean to interrupt anyone's vacation. I got the requested limited retention ...... TDCAA > TDCAA Community > Criminal | » Refine Search » New Search |
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