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Calls for reform put forced confessions in focus
Article 38 in the Criminal Procedure Law, together with Article 306 in the Criminal Law, stipulates lawyers of suspects are liable for criminal penalties if they "entice their clients to change their testimony and interfere with judicial activities".
Updated: 06/16/2011 09:39P
Calls for reform put forced confessions under the spotlight
Article 38 in the Criminal Procedure Law, together with Article 306 in the Criminal Law, stipulates lawyers of suspects are liable for criminal penalties if they "entice their clients to change their testimony and interfere with judicial activities".
Updated: 06/16/2011 09:02P
Perry Smith new county bar prexy
He entered private practice in 1990, joining former bar association President Bernard Wysocki of Green Oaks in his Waukegan-based practice, which focuses on a variety of civil law practice areas, including personal injury, Social Security disability,
Updated: 06/16/2011 08:26P
Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler | Overview of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002
American criminal law has no agreed definition of "willful" that makes the distinction clear, and judicial interpretation will be necessary to provide further guidance on enforcement of the provision. 20 General Antifraud Provision: A person who
Updated: 06/16/2011 07:28P
Leader: Not only foes are concerned at Salmond's arrogance
In so doing Mr Salmond is wading into deeply controversial and dangerous constitutional waters, as the separation between those who make the laws, in the case of Scotland's criminal law this means the Holyrood parliament, and those who administer and
Updated: 06/16/2011 07:13P
Scattred Janneh, 3 others face treason, other charges
The accused person are yet to take their pleas, but according to the charges, on count one, the accused persons will stand trial for conspiracy to commit a felony, to wit treason, contrary to Section 35 (1) (g) of the Criminal Code Cap 10:01,
Updated: 06/16/2011 06:10P
Police 'pursuit' case tossed
The man pleaded guilty to the Highway Traffic Act offence of towing a boat with people on aboard and was fined $60. The man had no idea he was breaking the law, and had been doing the same thing with his boat for 25 years, Brock said.
Updated: 06/16/2011 06:01P
Criminal Law: Blood Evidence - Exclusion - Interlocutory Appeal
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Updated: 06/16/2011 05:07P
Criminal Law: Child Molestation - Out-Of-Court Statements - Victim's Age
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Updated: 06/16/2011 05:02P
Criminal Law: Post-Conviction Relief, Probation Determination, Notice
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Updated: 06/16/2011 04:18P
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