It’s not unusual these days to find articles demanding greater transparency in the criminal justice system. A recent piece in Slate, however, actually addresses the issue of transparency from an angle that doesn’t involve police beatings and body cameras....
A recent Indiana Supreme Court decision reversed the trial court and ruled that a jury should have been instructed on the Defense of Necessity. In this particular case, a driver was pulled over and arrested for driving with a suspended license. When the...
A recent decision from the Indiana Court of Appeals reminds us that you cannot drink and drug yourself into a state of temporary insanity. In the case of Townsend v. State, the Defendant was appealing convictions for felony burglary and felony criminal confinement....
Day 2 of the Science as Your Best Defense Seminar started off strong with an interactive presentation by Author and Attorney Ted Vosk from the State of Washington. Attorney Vosk’s book, Forensic Metrology, was provided to each attendee. In addition to margin...
The National College of DUI Defense just finished Day 1 of its Science as Your Best Defense CLE in Atlanta Georgia. It has been an amazing and eye opening experience. The purpose of the course is to better learn the science and methods behind forensic testing as it...
