QUESTION: To be Admissible, Evidence of Prior Bad Acts of Defendant, including Defendant’s Relationship with the Victim, Must Fit within 1 of 4 Exceptions to the General Rule Prohibiting Evidence of Bad Character.
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QUESTION: To be Admissible, Evidence of Prior Bad Acts of Defendant, including Defendant’s Relationship with the Victim, Must Fit within 1 of 4 Exceptions to the General Rule Prohibiting Evidence of Bad Character.
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This update is a reprint of Chapter one of the Minnesota Handbook on Motor Vehicle Stops & Warrantless Motor Vehicle Searches. It is limited to legal issues involved in the stop and detention of a motor vehicle by law enforcement.
FOREWORD: Challenging the legality of a motor vehicle stop is one of the most common legal arguments raised in support of a motion to suppress. This update is designed to provide judges and attorneys with a comprehensive reference guide to the laws governing motor vehicle stops.
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This update is a supplement to the Minnesota Handbook on Motor Vehicle Stops & Warrantless Searches and provides a SUMMARY REFERENCE CHART of the seven (7) exceptions to the Fourth Amendment warrant requirement under which warrantless stops and searches of motor vehicles may be justified.
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QUESTION: STATE FILES A MOTION-IN-LIMINE SEEKING ADMISSION OF SPREIGL EVIDENCE. WHAT 5 STEP PROCESS MUST THE COURT FOLLOW IN REACHING A DECISION?
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Posted in EVIDENCE, Spriegl - 5 Step Process
Tagged EVIDENCE, motion in limine, Spriegl
QUESTION: What is the appropriate judicial response if Defendant complains about his assigned Public Defender and demands a substitute attorney? What basic rules and procedures apply?
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Posted in CRIMINAL PRETRIAL, Substitute Public Defender
Tagged Public Defender, substitute
This Update answers ten basic questions that every judge and attorney should know about civil judgments.
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QUESTION: You Are Presiding Over A High Conflict Family Law Case With Numerous Parenting Time Disputes. You Would Like To Utilize The Services of A “Parenting Time Expeditor” or “Parenting Consultant” to Help Resolve those Disputes. What Is The Difference?
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ATTACHED IS A CRIMINAL PRE-TRIAL CHECKLIST THAT JUDGES CAN USE TO DISCUSS PROCEDURAL, SUBSTANTIVE AND EVIDENTIARY ISSUES WITH ATTORNEYS IN CHAMBERS PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF TRIAL.
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WHEN RULING ON THE ADMISSIBILITY OF A DEFENDANT’S PRE-ARREST, PRE-MIRANDA SILENCE (FOR USE IN THE STATE’S CASE-IN-CHIEF) THERE ARE 4 PRIMARY QUESTIONS THE COURT MUST ANSWER.
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Posted in EVIDENCE, Pre-Arrest Silence
Tagged arrests, Pre-Arrest Silence, Pre-Miranda Silence
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