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Monday Morning Jumpstart

By Gideon

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Creative Commons License photo credit: Jessica DeWinter

Welcome to the Oscar after-party edition of the Jumpstart. How hungover are you?

  • The Windypundit gives us a refresher course on why shutting down wikileaks.org hasn’t shut down the actual website.
  • Scott continues the Miranda/videotaped interrogations conversation by quoting the perspective of a cop.
  • Steve at SexCrimeDefender lists the “four types of sex cases”.
  • EyeID reminds us that it wouldn’t take much to “fix” faulty ID procedures and yet we’re not doing anything about it.
  • Matlock the Republican opines on why defense lawyers and prosecutors object differently and for different reasons.
  • From Indefensible, a funny video covering hearsay exceptions.
  • The right to trial by jury is inviolate, but sometimes you wish the client took that deal.
  • EvidenceProf tells us of an opinion which holds that the work-product doctrine applies partially to jury consulting.

That’s all this week. You want more? Well, then blog more!

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Full post as published by A Public Defender on February 25, 2008 (boomark / email).

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