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By Karl R. Keys, Esq.

his is the first of two “catching up” posts on stuff I would have liked to address but for a lack of time. Minnesota Law Blog: looks at whether a defendant waives his/her right to counsel when they physically assault their appointed counsel in Public defender heroism in St. Louis County. Skelly Wright notes on the events as well in a post entitled A fistful of Faretta. The Minnesota Court of Appeals opinion in State v. Lehman here. Skelly Wright also writes on the delay federal capital prosecution in the penalty phase proceedings over a similar issue in ID: Duncan DP pro se delay. Anne Reed looks at live blogging trials at Twittering Voir Dire, which deals with the United States v. Feiger trial & Gerry Spence’s skill at whittling away the Government’s case...continue to full post

Full post as published by Capital Defense Weekly on May 18, 2008 (boomark / email).