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: StandDown Texas ProjectColb Commentary on Defendant Testimony
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Cornell Law prof Sherry Colb's latest FindLaw commentary is, "The Costs of Testifying in One?s Own Defense: An Empirical Study Highlights the Problem, But What To Do About It?" Here's the beginning:
This year in the Cornell Law Review, Professors Theodore Eisenberg
and Valerie Hans will be publishing an illuminating and important
article (available in draft form here)
demonstrating the impact of introducing prior convictions against a
criminal defendant. Their findings show, among other things, that when
revealed to a jury, a defendant's record of prior convictions can, in
marginal cases, significantly increase the odds of a guilty verdict.
This finding will confirm the suspicions of many defense attorneys
and evidence scholars, but the next question is what the proper
reaction ought to be...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on January 09, 2009 (boomark / email).
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