Add to ORKGThe article offers information on the prosecutor\u27s discovery disclosure obligation in the U.S. Topics discussed include efforts of defense attorney in the prosecutor\u27s disclosure obligation, efforts beyond the professional discipline, and legal enforcement to promote and support the approach of prosecutor\u27s disclosure obligation, and collection of material used as evidence in the civil or criminal litigation
In general, discovery is far narrower in federal criminal cases than in federal civil litigation. Un...
Prosecutors, criminal defense lawyers, judges, and legal academics from around the country recently ...
This Article analyzes the Supreme Court’s decision in Williams, in which the Court struck down an at...
Prosecutorial disclosure of information to the defense has long been recognized as essential to a fa...
The prosecutor\u27s constitutional and ethical duty to reveal material exculpatory evidence to a cri...
This article addresses two types of conflicts of interests that arise in criminal cases: 1) when def...
In a criminal justice system where guilty pleas are the norm and trials the rare exception, the issu...
This article evaluates the recent Attorney General's Guidelines on disclosure in criminal cases. The...
This article examines the duty of American prosecutors to ensure fair trials and safeguard confidenc...
The United States Constitution as well as state procedural rules require prosecutorial authorities t...
It is almost universally acknowledged that the prosecutor’s modern role with respect to the disclosu...
In our last column we explained how disclosure of exculpatory information mandated by Brady v. Maryl...
Although the duty to keep client confidences is one of a defense lawyer\u27s defining characteristic...
Despite the fact that more than 90 percent of federal and state criminal cases are resolved through ...
In this Article, I assess the apparent prospects for increased disciplinary enforcement of state eth...
In general, discovery is far narrower in federal criminal cases than in federal civil litigation. Un...
Prosecutors, criminal defense lawyers, judges, and legal academics from around the country recently ...
This Article analyzes the Supreme Court’s decision in Williams, in which the Court struck down an at...
Prosecutorial disclosure of information to the defense has long been recognized as essential to a fa...
The prosecutor\u27s constitutional and ethical duty to reveal material exculpatory evidence to a cri...
This article addresses two types of conflicts of interests that arise in criminal cases: 1) when def...
In a criminal justice system where guilty pleas are the norm and trials the rare exception, the issu...
This article evaluates the recent Attorney General's Guidelines on disclosure in criminal cases. The...
This article examines the duty of American prosecutors to ensure fair trials and safeguard confidenc...
The United States Constitution as well as state procedural rules require prosecutorial authorities t...
It is almost universally acknowledged that the prosecutor’s modern role with respect to the disclosu...
In our last column we explained how disclosure of exculpatory information mandated by Brady v. Maryl...
Although the duty to keep client confidences is one of a defense lawyer\u27s defining characteristic...
Despite the fact that more than 90 percent of federal and state criminal cases are resolved through ...
In this Article, I assess the apparent prospects for increased disciplinary enforcement of state eth...
In general, discovery is far narrower in federal criminal cases than in federal civil litigation. Un...
Prosecutors, criminal defense lawyers, judges, and legal academics from around the country recently ...
This Article analyzes the Supreme Court’s decision in Williams, in which the Court struck down an at...