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Some People Don’t Believe Him: Reality Star Matt Roloff’s DUII Trial Begins In Oregon
By Colin Miller
Yesterday, the drunken driving trial for "Little People, Big World" patriarch Matt Roloff began in an Oregon courtroom. On June 19, Deputy Allen Pastori pulled over a white van being…
Sentencing Law and Policy
Deep sentencing thoughts from The Volokh Conspiracy
Main January 2, 2008Deep sentencing thoughts from The Volokh ConspiracyI am in NYC for the next few days attending the annual AALS conference. Though this year's AALS has lots of…
Land Use Prof Blog
Requiring a walk before a drink …
Other nations may now be as automobile-crazy as America has been for decades, but I doubt that any nation can touch the United States for the amount of things…
Austin DWI Lawyer
George Bush’s Face on a Mugshot (‘Only’ for DWI…)
TalkLeft posted a story about the new county attorney in Phoenix, Arizona, who has decided to post mugshots of DUI defendants on billboards. In the New York Times article about…
Sentencing Law and Policy
A shameful break from all the FSG talk
Main December 10, 2007A shameful break from all the FSG talk Thanks to a number of kind readers, amidst all the federal sentencing excitement I still found time to read…
Sentencing Law and Policy
An unexpected sentencing windfall for drunk drivers
Main October 21, 2007An unexpected sentencing windfall for drunk driversThis local article from Alabama spotlights a new troublesome flaw in the state's sentencing laws for drunk drivers. Here is how…
Sentencing Law and Policy
Interesting state sentencing stories nationwide
Main October 18, 2007Interesting state sentencing stories nationwide I am having a ver hard time keeping up with all the sentencing news these days, and thus I'll let these recent…
Legal Profession Blog
3L Candidate to Cal Bar Seeks Readers’ Advice on C&F and DUI Issues
Posted by Alan ChildressI was sent this by a reader, who asks your advice in comments (or a new post, if the editors here want to weigh in). Here is…
EvidenceProf Blog
Eyes Wide Shut? Ill. Supreme Court Finds Frye Hearing Must Be Held Before HGN Test Results Are Admissible
By Colin Miller
The Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) test has long been considered the most reliable way, short of blood or breath test, for the police to determine whether a person has been…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Legal News – LexBlogosphere: 10/4/07
By Rob La Gatta
Today we witnessed a slew of updates to client blogs that had been dormant for some time. To all you recent returnees, welcome back to the LexBlogosphere.The discussion for October…