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On the unimportance of being innocent. Today we called a client to tell him that 15 years after he was convicted, the state appellate court overturned his conviction and ordered a new trial in the interest of justice. It was an exciting moment. A crowd of people packed into the room and hovered around the phone–our clinic had had the case for 11 years and over 22 students had worked on it. When Science is Subjective. Next Post →. One Response to “What winning means”. November 23, 2010 at 10:47 pm. Notify...
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When Science is Subjective | Evolving Innocence
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On the unimportance of being innocent. When Science is Subjective. One of the first lessons you learn as a criminal defense attorney, particularly an attorney working on innocence cases, is that nothing is as it seems. Those stories you thought were too crazy to be true? Totally happened. And all that stuff you thought was fact? Will decide the case. What they expect to find. Thus, by the time the lab technician even begins to analyze evidence, they are already looking for a particular outcome. When most...
Transitions | Evolving Innocence
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On the unimportance of being innocent. Norm Pattis recently wrote a post. Exemplifying some of the difficulties that arise in criminal defense. In it, he tells the mother of a hypothetical client:. I am sorry I cannot offer you the hope you need to face this terror. When you call, I hardly know what to say. I am empty and barren of useful suggestions. It seems naive even to ask you to trust the process. Innocent men are convicted. I know that to be true. No one is innocent →. May 9, 2010 at 9:31 pm.
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Chicago Criminal Defense: February 2012
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Stories from my experiences as a solo practicing criminal defense attorney in Chicago, IL. Tuesday, February 28, 2012. Why The Death Penalty Should Be Banned. I don't claim to know the very large case body that covers the death penalty in the United States. Since it's a state issue, there has to be a long history of jurisprudence state by state. However, there are a couple of very important federal cases to be aware of. Following the decision in Furman. In 1976, in Gregg v. Georgia. Cruel and unusual pun...
Chicago Criminal Defense: A Closing Argument
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Stories from my experiences as a solo practicing criminal defense attorney in Chicago, IL. Sunday, September 4, 2011. From my most recent trial. Here is my actual closing argument I used in the courtroom. What's missing from this are the pictures I showed the jury to aid in my argument. Just thought there might be some interest. Here is also a link. To one of the news stories when this incident happened on July 16, 2009. According to my file, I was hired on August 6, 2009. A SWAT team is needed if people...
Chicago Criminal Defense: Belief In a Tough Case & The Trial
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Stories from my experiences as a solo practicing criminal defense attorney in Chicago, IL. Wednesday, September 7, 2011. Belief In a Tough Case and The Trial. In early August 2009, I was called by a young woman. Her brother was in the county jail and needed a lawyer. At this point, there's nothing unusual about this caller and the problem. I don't get many personal phone calls, so when my phone rings, it's typically someone with a loved one in jail. "What kind of case does he have? I was lead to a room u...
Chicago Criminal Defense: March 2012
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Stories from my experiences as a solo practicing criminal defense attorney in Chicago, IL. Tuesday, March 27, 2012. Closing Argument From Cold Case Murder Trial. About two years ago, someone in the county jail (I can't remember who) gave my business card to his cell mate. Around here we call them 'cellies'. A short time after that, I was called by a woman who told me her brother was in the county jail over a murder that happened in 1984. My ears immediately perked. He continued telling me the story.
Chicago Criminal Defense: March 2011
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Stories from my experiences as a solo practicing criminal defense attorney in Chicago, IL. Tuesday, March 15, 2011. Spousal Consent To Search. I recently had a case where my client was charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm. I filed a motion to suppress the gun. Though many facts were in dispute at the hearing on that motion, the issue was clear: does a spouse have the legal authority to consent to the search of their husband's/wife's car? The officers believed, though incorrectly, that a ...
Chicago Criminal Defense: July 2013
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Stories from my experiences as a solo practicing criminal defense attorney in Chicago, IL. Sunday, July 14, 2013. The George Zimmerman Verdict. But whom touched whom first? The State couldn’t prove this and in a self-defense case, this is an extremely important point. Also, no witness was able to positively identify the person heard yelling during the 911 call. There was opinion testimony but that’s it. Opinions. The jury is left with a dead kid and the guy that shot him. But the state did not prove ...
Chicago Criminal Defense: September 2011
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Stories from my experiences as a solo practicing criminal defense attorney in Chicago, IL. Wednesday, September 7, 2011. Belief In a Tough Case and The Trial. In early August 2009, I was called by a young woman. Her brother was in the county jail and needed a lawyer. At this point, there's nothing unusual about this caller and the problem. I don't get many personal phone calls, so when my phone rings, it's typically someone with a loved one in jail. "What kind of case does he have? I was lead to a room u...
Chicago Criminal Defense: Current Update-Future Plans
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Stories from my experiences as a solo practicing criminal defense attorney in Chicago, IL. Sunday, June 23, 2013. I realize it's been a long time since I've updated this blog. In 2009, when I began blogging here, it wasn't to attract readers. At the time, I was new to the practice of criminal defense law here in Chicago and needed a venue to air out frustrations and thoughts. Thus, Chicago Criminal Defense was born. Was a blog I wrote as I brooded over 2010. In the summer of 2011, the stunning verdict.
Chicago Criminal Defense: When The Incredible Is Credible
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Stories from my experiences as a solo practicing criminal defense attorney in Chicago, IL. Thursday, July 22, 2010. When The Incredible Is Credible. In April I felt betrayed by a jury that didn't want to be in court. If you recall before the trial was over 2 had gotten off the jury and another person tried to be excused. In that case there was no physical evidence. Instead there was testimony from felons that conflicted with other witnesses' testimonies. Is not guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. If the jur...
Chicago Criminal Defense: Closing Argument From Cold Case Murder Trial
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Stories from my experiences as a solo practicing criminal defense attorney in Chicago, IL. Tuesday, March 27, 2012. Closing Argument From Cold Case Murder Trial. About two years ago, someone in the county jail (I can't remember who) gave my business card to his cell mate. Around here we call them 'cellies'. A short time after that, I was called by a woman who told me her brother was in the county jail over a murder that happened in 1984. My ears immediately perked. He continued telling me the story.
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On the unimportance of being innocent. Sometimes I write stuff. Today we called a client to tell him that 15 years after he was convicted, the state appellate court overturned his conviction and ordered a new trial in the interest of justice. It was an exciting moment. A crowd of people packed into the room and hovered around the phone–our clinic had had the case for 11 years and over 22 students had worked on it. When Science is Subjective. Totally happened. And all that stuff you thought was fact?
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