This morning, my all time unique-IP address count of visitors reads 513,432, so I missed the mark by a week or two. Serves me right for not paying enough attention to my blog as of late.
Jaime Spencer
The Austin Defense blog is published by a legal professional focused on criminal defense, particularly in Texas. The blog covers topics such as DWI (driving while intoxicated) defense strategies, jury selection questions, administrative law hearings, and legislative developments related to marijuana regulation. It also discusses judicial behavior and decision-making processes, providing insights relevant to defense attorneys and those interested in criminal law practice. The content reflects practical legal considerations and commentary on current issues affecting criminal defense and related administrative law matters in Texas.
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What Sheriff Joe Arpaio Needs Now…
…is a really good criminal defense lawyer. Don’t you just love it?
DWI Defendants Are Coming! Away! Which Way?
Just in from a marketer via email, with the title line “Thousands of DUI Defendents are Coming!”:
Because we are the #1 Google ranked DUI/DWI website, thousands of DUI/DWI defendents[sic – I couldn’t bring myself to misspell it in the…
Objectively Reasonable Belief
Via Pete:
Concerning the actions of the officers involved in the death of Jonathan Ayers on Sept. 1, 2009, we find that the use of deadly force by Agent Billy Shane Harrison was legally justified based upon his objectively…
Technically, There Are More Than Two Ways…
From Ron Chapman’s new blog/website, “Federal Criminal Lawyer – Frequently Asked Questions”, comes this post titled in the form of a question, “How Can You Avoid a Minimum Mandatory Sentence in Federal Court?”:
In federal court,…
Three Wee Kings
Several classes of eight 3-year olds a piece, dressed as stars, shepherds, lambs, and other characters out of a nativity scene marched in through the nave, past the parents with cameras, and up to the front of the altar of…
I Have A Kindle But…
…I will not be moving to Laredo. [H/T: Robert W. Boyd]
Recent Searches
Some google searches that caught my eye: www. austin state laws on weed.com – Quick, check GoDaddy. It may still be available. Probably not with the spaces in the URL though. Can judge still sentence jail after acquittal? – The…
Writ Update
I didn’t give the prosecutor enough credit, when I pre-guessed that his response would be “out of time”. But he did throw a procedural wrinkle at me: Municipal Court judges can’t grant a writ. From Article 11.05, Texas…
This Post Is For Ron (Only)
Ron:
Regarding what we talked about in court the other day, my last post didn’t quite fit the bill. So I had to write another. This should do the trick.
JS
P.S. Thanks for reminding me.