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  1. EvidenceProf Blog

    Lost Spouse, Lost Privilege?: Pennsylvania Cold Case Murder Trial Involves Interesting Spousal Privilege Issues

    By Colin Miller

    An upcoming cold case murder trial for a man charged with the beating death and robbery of a Pennsylvania adult video store clerk should involve some interesting spousal privilege issues. …

  2. Employment & Labor

    Supreme Court Issues “Opinion” on “Me Too” Evidence…Sort Of: Sprint v. Mendelsohn

    By Labor & Employment

    In Sprint v. Mendelsohn, the U.S. Supreme Court held that admission of "me too" evidence in discrimination cases is fact based and "depends on many factors...." Plaintiff, who was 51…

  3. EvidenceProf Blog

    Unlimited: Alaska Case Reveals The Futility Of Limiting Instructions For Common Plan Evidence

    By Colin Miller

    The recent opinion of the Supreme Court of Alaska in Sowinski v. Walker, 2008 WL 5413724 (Alaska 2008), reveals that a litigant must ask for a limiting instruction to receive…

  4. EvidenceProf Blog

    The Crime And The Cover-Up: Court Of Appeals Lays Out The Contours Of The Co-Conspirator Admissions In Drug Bust Appeal

    By Colin Miller

    The recent opinion of the Court of Appeals of Minnesota in Custer v. State, 2008 WL 533517 (Minn.App. 2008), reveals that a statement can qualify as a co-conspirator admission if…

  5. EvidenceProf Blog

    Extreme Measures: Court Of Appeals Of North Carolina Fails To Explain New Evidentiary Rule In Affirming Medical Malpractice Ruling

    By Colin Miller

    The recent opinion of the Court of Appeals of North Carolina in Cornett v. Watauga Surgical Group, P.A., 2008 WL 5214375 (N.C.App. 2008), reveals that North Carolina has a strange…

  6. International Law Prof Blog

    Questioning Witnesses About Their Immigration Status

    By InternationalLaw Blogger

    How extensively should U.S. federal court judges question witnesses about the circumstances of how they entered the United States?  Click here to read a thought-provoking post on this issue from…

  7. EvidenceProf Blog

    Robbery Wihout Motive: Missouri Court Of Appeals Finds That Drug Evidence Was Improperly Admitted In Christmas Eve Robbery Trial

    By Colin Miller

    The recent opinion of the Missouri Court of Appeals in State v. Allen, 2008 WL 5054693 (Mo.App. W. D. 2008), reveals that simply because character evidence is relevant to some…

  8. Sentencing Law and Policy

    Plot thickens in allegations of prosecutorial misconduct in Senator Stevens’ case

    By Douglas Berman

    Main December 22, 2008Plot thickens in allegations of prosecutorial misconduct in Senator Stevens' caseAs detailed in this new piece in the Washington Times and this post from The BLT, the…

  9. International Law Prof Blog

    ICTY Trial Chamber Orders Prosecution to Disclose Evidence to Karadzic

    By InternationalLaw Blogger

    The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia ordered disclosure to Radovan Karadzic of any written or recorded evidence the prosecution may have concerning an alleged meeting in July 1996…

  10. LawSites

    Top 10 Expert Witness Cases of 2008

    By Robert Ambrogi

    I wrote this for IMS ExpertServices: Top 10 Expert Witness Cases of 2008. I read a lot of cases and heard from a variety of sources. Let me know if…