By Mani Dabiri | Published March 9, 2018 | Posted in Federal and State Criminal Defense, Government Subpoenas and Investigations, Post-Conviction Defense and Appeals | Tagged Tags: dueprocess, innocenceprojects, juryselection, juvenilejustice, murderandmanslaughter, witnesses |
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When You Walk a Mile in Their Shoes
You may never serve on a jury, but suppose you did. How would you feel—how would any of us feel—if we voted to convict someone innocent? This person knows. In 2009, she voted to convict a 17-year-old boy for murder based on the testimony of one eyewitness. The witness and victim were friends, and they were Read More
Read MoreImpaneling a Jury of Your Peers
Do you have a civil or criminal case that’s heading to trial? Starting next year, California will have new rules for picking a jury in both types of cases. First, the rules for criminal cases. This is Assembly Bill 1541. It brings jury selection in criminal trials more in line with the procedure for civil trials. The process will still Read More
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