Month: August 2022

  Discovery Abuse Our blog for this week discusses discovery abuse. “Discovery” is the stage in a lawsuit where parties to a case have a right to obtain evidence from…

Delaware v. Prouse – Police Cannot Just Stop Innocent People Facts A police officer stopped Prouse’s (defendant) car to check Prouse’s driver license and car registration. No policy or systematic…

Paul Pelosi Pleads Guilty To DUI With Injury Charges Paul Pelosi DUI PRESS RELEASE download the release here or from the source here Published August 24, 2022 2:13pm EDT FIRST ON FOX: California…

  Robin v. Hardaway Penn. Law Review Note on Judicial Abolition of Indian Slavery in Virginia In 1772, George Mason, later famous as the “Father of the Bill of Rights,” represented…

Can a Store Legally Check Your Bag or Make You Show a Receipt? The last thing you want to hear while exiting a retailer is the familiar beep of the…

9th Amendment – Ninth Amendment Ninth Amendment The 9th amendment of the Bill of Rights to the United States Constitution addresses rights, retained by the people, that are not specifically…

Campbell v. Walker, 25 Del. 41, 2 Boyce 41 (1910) Dec. 2, 1910 · Delaware Superior Court · No. 65 25 Del. 41, 2 Boyce 41 Mary E. Campbell vs. Alfred N. Walker Summary:…

Confrontation Clause – Sixth Amendment   Confrontation Clause The Sixth Amendment’s Confrontation Clause provides that, “[i]n all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right . . . to be…

Successful Brady/Napue Cases – Suppression of Evidence Habeas Assistance and Training 09/06/17 Successful Brady/Napue Cases -1 SUCCESSFUL BRADY/NAPUE CASES (Updated September 6, 2017) * capital case I. UNITED STATES SUPREME…

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