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: Puerto Rico Association of Criminal Defense LawyersMust Read for the Judiciary
By Tom Lincoln
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There's a natural inclination on the part of the Judiciay -I suppose-
to view things in a light that is favorable to the prosecution. Ken
Lammers has this post at CrimLaw
about a 4th Circuit district Judge's ruling on a suppression of
evidence. Would that all of our Judges thought of imitating this
judge's example a bit more often. I'd probably settle for just every
once in a great while.Full post as published by Puerto Rico Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers on October 08, 2004 (boomark / email).
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