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: Capital Defense WeeklyNotes from all over
By Karl R. Keys, Esq.
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Quick wrap of what’s making news:
Eyewitness ID reform is ongoing in Kentucky. The Innocence Project’s Blog notes the reforms include:
- the blind administration of the eyewitness identification procedure;
- the provision of instructions to the eyewitness;
- the appropriate selection of non-suspec photographs/individuals;
- taking confidence statements upon identification;
- the video-recording of the entire procedure; and
- the sequential presentation of line-up members to the eyewitness;
The Christian Science Monitor notes that States reconsider life behind bars for youth;
One last win from last week: State v. Augsut Cassano, 2008 Ohio 1045 (Ohio 5th App 3/6/2008) Remand ordered to determine competency to waive postconviction review now that Mr...continue to full postFull post as published by Capital Defense Weekly on March 13, 2008 (boomark / email).
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