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Fla. Supreme Court Bans Shackles for Juveniles in Courtroom

8 hours ago ago from Alabama Women's Resource Network

Jordana Mishory Daily Business Review December 21, 2009 The Florida Supreme Court has banned the widespread practice of shackling juvenile defendants in courtrooms , calling it repugnant, degrading, humiliating and contrary to the state's primary purposes of the juvenile justice system. In an unsigned 6-1 opinion, the court amended the rules of judicial procedure to state a juvenile defendant cannot be placed in handcuffs, ...

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Would the case against global warming convince a Judge and jury?

10 hours ago ago from Green Living

Global warming is on trial in a court of law, a case has to be presented to convince the Judge and jury that manmade global warming is false. Hearsay and circumstantial evidence is not be permitted. • What solid evidence would you present to the court? • Which expert witnesses / reports / sources would you rely on? • What arguments would you used to counter believer's claims? Please see my similar question regarding the case ...

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15 hours ago ago from ENOUGH ROOM

Competency, Disability, Homosexuality This article raises several questions about law, competency to stand trial and homosexuality. Would the court be as lenient if the matter was heterosexual sexual abuse? Each state has different standards for competency. In some it is only knowing what a lawyer is, what a court is, and what a judge is. Competency has a very low bar. It is however a very lucrative business for psychiatrists and ...

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Maricopa defense lawyers fight back

21 hours ago ago from South Carolina Criminal Defense Blog

Via Gamso : Maricopa county defense lawyers are filing motions asking that County Attorney Andy Thomas' office be disqualified from prosecuting cases - after filing criminal charges against one judge and bringing a RICO action against others, can the courts operate impartially under this type of threat? Last week, prosecutors working for Thomas charged the county's presiding criminal court judge, Gary Donahoe, with three felonies -- ...

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Libel Tourism Gets Its Passport Checked

1 day ago ago from Commentarama

At long last, some ground is being gained in the ongoing battle of Islamofascism versus free speech. Our English cousins don't have a First Amendment, but they've built a lot of protections into their basic documents and common law. That wasn't the problem. It was England's very archaic and pro-plaintiff libel laws that were getting attention from the free nations of the West. Nearly every news article or editorial exposing the facts ...

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