Caricamenti by NEJCCC

Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals Creates New Categorical Exclusion From Warrant Requirement in U.S. v. Skinner

U.S. v. Rajaratnam - No “Gain” Without Pain

Reassessing Professor Dressler’s Plea for Complicity Reform

A Confusing Interaction Between the Warrants Clause, Child Pornography, and Child Molestation

The Place Where There is No Darkness

Abidor and House

Into the Rabbit-Hole

Continuous Contamination

Criminal Copyright Infringement

Don’t Copy That Floppy

THE MASSACHUSETTS CHILD HEARSAY STATUTE AND THE ADMISSIBILITY OF NON-TESTIMONIAL OUT-OF-COURT STATEMENTS DESCRIBING SEXUAL ABUSE

NEJCCC Constitution and Bylaws

The Admissibility of an Accused’s Choice of Reading Material as Evidence Under Federal Rule of Evidence 404(b)

Building a Case Against “Whitey”

The Criminal Child and its Potential for Change

An Anomaly of the Law

United States v. Gallaher

Allowing New Hampshire Police Officers to Prosecute

Death is Different

Civil RICO

The “Watchdog” Agency

Reflections on the Experience of Representing Organized Criminals

A Proposed National Corrections College

“You Have the Right to Remain Selectively Silent”

It’s Time to Define High-Crime

The Potential for a Rise in Wrongful Removals and Detention Under the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Secure Communities Strategy

The Stolen Valor Conundrum

Exchanging a Kidney for Freedom

Reframing the Debate Over Excessive Sentences to Move Beyond the Eighth Amendment

The Admissibility of Evidence of the Accused’s Opportunity to Retest Physical Evidence in Criminal Cases

The Perfect Storm

Domestic Violence and Due Process

A Quest for Exculpatory DNA Evidence or a Wild-Goose Chase? Expansion of Searches for Lost Evidence Under Horton v. State of Maryland

Hands Off

Prisoners with Pensions Pay TheirOwn Way

The Massachusetts Child Hearsay Statute and the Admissibility of Non- Testimonial Out-of-Court Statements Describing Sexual Abuse

Drunk Drivers and Vampire Cops

Beyond a Conceivable Doubt

America the Prison Nation

Allowing Defendants to Present Evidence of Prison Conditions to Convince Juries to Nullify

Closing the Door and Leaving Open a Window

Limitations on Biomedical and Behavioral Research Involving Prisoners

Children Sex Offenders

Positive Vibration