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Wonderful Resource for Pro-Defendant Case Law

By Shari Allison

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Are your eyes blurring from looking at the endless cases where the defendant lost? Wouldn't you like to read something where the defendant won? Here to the rescue is Federal Convictions Reversed, a 37-page resource edited by Alex Bunin, Federal Defender for the Northern District of New York. This lists only cases in which the defendant was successful on a variety of issues, including search and seizure, indictments, jury instructions, admission or exclusion of evidence, expert testimony, and various crimes (just to name a few of the many topics listed). Download it, print it, USE IT! Federal Convictions Reversed might be your ticket to success!Seriously, it's very useful.

Full post as published by Tenth Circuit Blog on June 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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