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: Scoplaw

Sniff. Sniff. Is that. . .respect?

By Scoplaw

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Hmm.  Could be.  I won a Rodney for "Best Blog by a Male PD" and was the runner up for "Best Writing."  That's pretty damn cool - people read the blog, and some seem to like it.  And that's about it for news from So. FL.  Oh.  *Almost* forgot (as in I've forgotten to swear about this in the past 20 minutes) - juries will be asking questions of witnesses.  While this sounds like not a bad idea at first cut, what's flying under the radar on this issue is about 200 years of the system "working" to some extent.  Part of the reason the system works is that the unequal parties in a criminal case (the State v. the defendant) are theoretically balanced by the rules of evidence and the neutrality of the jury...continue to full post

Full post as published by Scoplaw on January 06, 2008 (boomark / email).

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