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Getting an appellate victory after a conviction is justice delayed, at best

Behind the orderly-looking appearance of courtrooms are repeated instances of no-holds-barred trial battle, and holding cells attached to each courtroom or down the hll. The fights can get expensive in terms of time, attorney fees, frustration and sweat expended. Criminal defense is battle and often...

Should a judge who assaults a lawyer be let back on the bench?

Why do some judges act more civil to some lawyers and litigants than to others, and act downright hostile to others? The short answer is that it is a combination about what is going on with the judge, the lawyer, the litigant, and outside circumstances. In...

Ideas on the path to victory

The trial litigation battlefield is often far from the elegant setting of a Supreme Court oral argument. Here are a few thoughts that I add on the road to trial court victory: When you are at zero you are not an impediment to the people...

Police are on high alert during holiday weekends – Caveat emptor

NOTE: Police are on high alert during holiday weekends with extra human power on the streets. This Memorial Day/unofficial start of summer will be beautiful and filled with merriment., and the police will be on the lookout for arrests to make. You can have fun...

Challenges versus problems in Virginia criminal court

In many ways, my Fairfax criminal defense lawyer blog is a tool for my self exploration and self development, and to remind myself of the best ways to get and stay on the right path. If I do not write down and crystallize my key...

SCOTUS erodes Fourth Amendment by giving too much credence to 911 callers

No matter how non-plussed, at best, that I am overall about President Obama, his two Republican opponents doubtlessly would have placed much bigger threats on the federal bench than Obama would ever nominate. On April22, 2014, the dangers of Ronald Reagan’s, George Bush I’s and...