The Constitutional Right To A Speedy Trial and The Taranovich Factors: Pre-Indictment Delays. Published May 10, 2023
Court of Appeals Looks at Taranovich Factors to Determine Whether Speedy Trial Rights are Violated Published March 6, 2018
Inability to Speak English Not a Suspect Class for Equal Protection and Due Process Violation Published January 3, 2017
Presenting A Defense At A Criminal Trial: Admitting Third-Party Culpability Evidence Published April 19, 2016
Right To A Fair Trial And Spectator Conduct In The Courtroom: T-Shirt’s With Image Of Victim In The Courtroom. Published April 18, 2016
Sinking The Boat Of Exculpatory Evidence: The First Circuit Goes On A Fishing Expedition Looking To Excuse The Government’s Bad Faith Destruction Of Evidence Published October 16, 2014
Granting Habeas Relief: Circuit Courts May Not Rely On Their Own Precedent But Must Rely On Federal Law “As Determined By The U.S Supreme Court” Published October 10, 2014
Confrontation Rights At Federal Revocation Hearings: Defendant’s Limited Confrontation And Due Process Rights Published September 24, 2014
Sixth Amendment Confrontation Clause: Limiting Cross-Examination Of Accomplice Witness Violates Confrontation Clause Published August 29, 2014
Knowing And Voluntary Plea: When A Defendant’s Plea Casts Doubt Upon Guilt, A Sentencing Court Must inquire Further Published August 28, 2014
Wade And The Photo Array Identification: Defining Suggestiveness And The Presence Of A Third Party During The Photo Array Process Published August 26, 2014
Notes From The Jury: Contents Of The Note Determines Judge’s Obligation To Apprise Defense Counsel Published July 25, 2014
Due Process Is Required When Revoking A Conditional Sentence: A Hearing Is Not Required But There Must Be An Inquiry Of Sufficient Depth To Satisfy Due Process Published July 24, 2014
