Pick your jury, any jury.
I’ve been working on a number of post-conviction motions these days and I get to do a fair amount of armchair quarterbacking. I know appellate lawyers like to think that they know what’s up, they could do this stuff better than that silly, flashy...Ego or Justice?
While I’ve had my head up my ass, a lot of great discussion has taken place in the blogosphere regarding the notion of justice and our role as criminal defense attorneys in that great ideal. While I consider the discussion to be valuable, I think...Where I’ve Been
The folks over at the notguilty household have had a fairly tumultuous month. Suffice it to say that my mind hasn’t been on blogging, but on trying to figure out ways to build the practice and providing emotional relief for the people at home. Dad is...The Library Under the Deck
We grew up around books. Lots and lots and lots of books. My parents had a large house in Rockland County, NY, and it had a giant, unused space in the basement that my dad had fitted as a library with built in bookshelves and a huge entertainment...I’ve used a word I said I never would.
I am not taking sides. Really, I’m not. There is a bit of a tug of war going on in the interweb and I want to maintain a somewhat neutral presence without being called a cheerleader or a phony. Perhaps it’s time to let that go by the...
ABA Journal Blawg 100
Contender - 2010 Criminal
