In the 1990s, as if to fulfill the promise of the sixth amendment,'criminal trials became more public than ever. Where once" courtroom windows and doors were thrown wide open so that …
RB Kielbowicz - San Diego L. Rev., 2006 - HeinOnline
News leaks from government sources began appearing in the press even before the nation's capital relocated to the District of Columbia in 1800, and they have remained a staple of …
A court has the power to punish disregard of judicial authority with contempt of court. 1 This power is not merely a right of the court, but also an indispensable element of the judicial …
There are two types of grand juries in the federal criminal justice system: the" regular" grand jury and the" special" grand jury. See Diamond, supra, § 2.01 [A], at 2-3. A regular grand jury …
It has been repeatedly noted that federal consumer bankruptcy law serves two distinct purposes: first, to provide an individual debtor with a" fresh start" in life free from preexisting …
It might surprise many to learn that under our criminal justice system's guarantee of" innocent until proven guilty," one could be perceived as being a criminal without being …
J Kennon - S. Cal. Interdisc. LJ, 2007 - HeinOnline
In March 2006, Sports Illustrated magazine published excerpts from the book GAME OF SHADOWS, written by San Francisco Chronicle reporters Mark Fainaru-Wada and Lance …
RJ Cassidy - Widener J. Pub. L., 1995 - HeinOnline
One of the most well-known protections secured by the Constitution, one that exemplifies the principled notion of fairness fundamental to the American criminal justice system, is the …