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The Non-Existent Appeal

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I've mentioned it before, but it doesn't hurt to mention it again.  I love this new blog Public Defender Revolution. This latest post is basically about how all the trial mistakes and regrets don't matter once you get an acquittal.I tried a case about a year ago where anything and everything that could go wrong did.  I kept thinking, throughout the trial "Gotta remember this for the appeal."   Of course, I also made written notes of all of the really bad (and wrong) rulings the judge was making.  In my mind, while the jury was out, I could already envision the appellate court giving this trial judge the scolding he deserved.  The case ended in an acquittal.  A really surprising acquittal.  Surprising to both my client and me...continue to full post

Full post as published by Blonde Justice on March 31, 2010 (boomark / email).

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