Archive | Criminal Procedure
Does the Constitution Have a 14-Day Clause? A Comment on Maryland v. Shatzer
Relist Watch #2: Harrington v. Richter, the Ninth Circuit, and Ineffective Assistance
By John Elwood on February 16, 2010 4:04 pm in Criminal Procedure, Ninth Circuit Smackdown (Again), Supreme Court
Supreme Court Relist Watch: Thaler v. Haynes and review of Batson claims
More Criticism of Mirandizing the Christmas Day Bomber
Court Reverses in Smith v. Spisak
By Jonathan H. Adler on January 12, 2010 10:58 am in Criminal Procedure, Habeas, Sixth Circuit, Supreme Court
Ineffective Ineffective Assistance of Counsel Decisions
“It Is a Bad Idea . . . to Leave the Judge with a Smoldering Suspicion . . .”
Does a Military Court-Martial of Fewer than Six Persons Violate Due Process?
Ninth Circuit Considers Super-En-Banc for Comprehensive Drug Testing
By Orin Kerr on November 5, 2009 5:39 pm in Criminal Procedure, Cyberspace Law, Fourth Amendment, Uncategorized