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: Trial Advocacy BlogTemple Law Professor and Admissibility of past actions
By Temple University School of Law
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Edward Ohlbaum, a professor of Law at Temple University, was recently quoted in a August 12th article. He spoke about Stacey Strauss, who is accused in the heat-related death of a man with severe autism last month. Ten years ago she changed her story about being shot in the leg and sued the Philadelphia Police Department. For more information, go to www.phillyburbs.comFull post as published by Trial Advocacy Blog on September 07, 2010 (boomark / email).
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