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- 0177.Kimberly

firearm into evidence. The court reasoned that “the outstanding arrest warrant was a judicial order directing the arrest of respondent whenever the

Forum: Beyond the Adjustment Wars: Dealing with Uncertainty and Bias in Redistricting Data

litigation should clarify that they will consider evidence that the data underlying a redistricting plan are biased, such that the district populations

Article

wrongdoing in prison. Yet prison discovery is broken. This Article explores the extensive written and unwritten barriers to evidence gathering in prison, and

- 0070.Bloom

Representation with Classified Evidence 112 C. Examining the Standby Counsel Solution 113 D. Amicus Curiae Counsel as a Superior Solution 115 conclusion

In Need of Correction: How the Army Board for Correction of Military Records Is Failing Veterans with PTSD

24 months.” Yet there is evidence that the military is still not appropriately diagnosing PTSD. In 2009, there were reports of thousands of veterans

- NagleFINAL

anecdotes about corruption. What one finds instead are countless assertions of corruption. That is not to say that evidence of corruption does not exist

Eggleston & Elbogen

as evidence of discriminatory purpose. The decisions serve as a warning to an unconventional administration that such pro- cess flaws invite judicial

Forum: The CSI Effect: Fact or Fiction

had at least one trial that resulted in either an acquittal or hung jury because forensic evidence was not available, even though prosecutors believed

- ShugermanFINAL

may be prejudicial “ even if the errors of counsel cannot be shown by a preponderance of the evidence to have determined the outcome.” Id. 5. Id. at

Forum: The Myth of Prosecutorial Accountability After Connick v. Thompson: Why Existing Professional Responsibility Measures Cannot Protect Against Prosecutorial Misconduct

blood evidence from his defense attorneys. Thompson had sued the Orleans Parish District Attorney’s Office based on a failure-to-train theory, arguing