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Supreme Court improperly gives short-shrift to trial judge’s essential function in eyeballing witnesses at a suppression hearing

Appellate judges repeatedly refuse to disturb trial judges’ sound discretion in assessing witness credibility in denying a criminal defendant’s motion to suppress evidence. Consequently, appellate judges should also refuse to disturb trial judge’s sound discretion in assessing witness credibility in granting a criminal defendant’s motion to...

DWI Acquittal

Last week, I won a drunk driving case in Virginia District Court. Here are some of the highlights of our victory: – My client’s Intoximeter EC/IR (breathalyzer) reading was 0.08. – The prosecutor presented the testimony of the cop, the breath technician, and the Virginia...

A mere hunch does not permit a frisk nor a search

Praised be Virginia’s Court of Appeals for last week further distinguishing the factors separating a mere hunch — which does not justify a police frisk or search — from a Terry  frisk based on reasonable articulable suspicion to believe the suspect is armed and dangerous....

Defending rogue cops in criminal court

Photo from website of U.S. District Court (W.D. Mi.). On the one hand, I believe strongly in providing an aggressive defense to everyone suspected of a crime. On the other hand, rogue cops who commit crimes shielded by their badges certainly would present a challenge to...