A defense attorney has no authority to compel a pre-testimony meeting.
Just a few years ago, the late media critic at the Times, David Carr, felt compelled to mount a defense of his paper's decision to run still photographs of dead bodies in the street after a shooting at the Empire State Building — and those were hardly identifiable portraits.
Just a few years ago, the late media critic at the Times, David Carr, felt compelled to mount a defense of his paper's decision to run still photographs of dead bodies in the street after a shooting at the Empire State Building and those were hardly identifiable portraits.
Just a few years ago, the late media critic at the Times, David Carr, felt compelled to mount a defense of his paper's decision to run still photographs of dead bodies in the street after a shooting at the Empire State Building and those were hardly identifiable portraits.
The question presented here is whether in these circumstances a federal trial court may compel the defense to reveal the relevant portions of the investigator's report for the prosecution's use in cross-examining him.
The Supreme Court reasoned that the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment made the right to be able to compel defense witnesses to testify necessary for a defendant's "due process" rights to fair proceedings, which applies to the states.
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16 Forced Evidence Disclosure A ruling in the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court said that judges in criminal trials can compel defense lawyers to give the prosecution evidence they plan to use to cross-examine prosecution witnesses.
The ruling, which split the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court 4 to 3, said that judges in criminal trials can compel defense lawyers to give the prosecution evidence that they plan to use to cross-examine prosecution witnesses.
Fewer 'Gotchas' in Court In Massachusetts, judges in criminal trials can now compel defense lawyers to give the prosecution evidence they plan to use to cross-examine prosecution witnesses.
More refined route running can make him a top-five wideout — especially considering that the Bengals feature a lot of base and heavy formations that often compel defenses to defend the receiver one-on-one outside.
