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- 13 Lewis & Clark Law Review 5772009
The forfeiture exception to the confrontation right allows the admission of a witness’s prior testimony where the defendant wrongfully procures the witness’s absence from trial. But did the common-law forfeiture exception justify admitting any statements previously made by the witness? Or did it justify admitting only the witness’s prior cross-examined testimony(thus denying the defendant only the opportunity to cross-examine the witness at trial)?
- B.U. Int'l L. J.Fall 2008
- Hedgeweek.comOctober 9, 2008
As the global financial crisis continues to unfold, governments will have a fundamental decision to make regarding how to address enforcement issues. There will be no shortage of those at whom fingers may be pointed. The central question will be: Should these people be prosecuted criminally, or are the regulatory process and civil litigation better suited to dealing with these issues?
- New York Law Journal MagazineMay 2008
A friend of mine asked me to meet his daughter who was about to start her second year of law school. Ostensibly, the meeting was for me to offer some guidance on what path she might follow in the law. However, it quickly became apparent that the real reason for the meeting was for her to try to get a leg up on the recruiting process at my firm and overcome her good, but not spectacular, grades that fell outside the range we normally looked for at her school.
- Virginia Journal of International Law2008
- 72 Brooklyn Law Review 4932007
In Crawford v. Washington, 541 U.S. 36 (2004), the Supreme Court held that the Confrontation Clause prohibits admission of an absent witness’s “testimonial” statements against a criminal defendant unless the witness is unavailable to testify in person and the accused had a prior opportunity for cross-examination. That holding was based in part on a claim that, at the time of the framing, those two conditions governed admissibility of pretrial examinations taken under the Marian bail and committal statutes. In a recent article, Professor Thomas Davies argues that Crawford’s historical claim is mistaken, and that a Marian examination was admissible if the witness became unavailable, regardless of whether there had been an opportunity for cross-examination. This Article responds.
- New York Law JournalJuly 23, 2007
Trial by jury. It is the right of every American accused of a crime but one that is rarely exercised in white-collar cases. Last year, over 87 percent of defendants charged with federal fraud offenses pled guilty. Maybe the ultimate outcome for defendants facing criminal charges would be better if that changed.
- Virginia Journal of International Law2007
- Virginia Law Review2006
- 111 Yale Law Journal 7612001
- 110 Yale Law Journal 7252001
- Investor's Business DailyJune 9, 2000
- 23 Seattle University Law Review 8852000