841 results on '"Witnesses -- Laws, regulations and rules"'
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152. Tampering with witness tampering: resolving the quandary surrounding 18 U.S.C. sections 1503, 1512.
153. Litigation tactics addressing changes to deposition testimony through rule 30(e) errata sheet corrections.
154. Al-Kidd v. Ashcroft: clearly established confusion
155. Stand and deliver! The mediator and the witness summons.
156. Adducing the good character of prosecution witnesses.
157. The 'witness anonymity' and 'investigation anonymity' provisions.
158. Police disclosure to the Family Court and the use of special advocates: uncharted waters.
159. Keeping the cat out of the bag: the interaction between litigation privilege and the service of witness statements.
160. Advocate yes; witness no
161. Rights of victims and witnesses in criminal cases are receiving greater emphasis.
162. Anonymous witnesses in England and Wales: charting a course from Strasbourg?
163. Directing juries in relation to previous inconsistent statements in view of effect and application of s. 119 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003.
164. Successful eyewitness identification reform: Remsey County's blind sequential lineup protocol
165. The evidence of anonymous witnesses in criminal courts: now and into the future.
166. The fatal accident inquiry and vulnerable witnesses.
167. 'Can't we just talk?'
168. The protection of witnesses in Bosnian war crimes trials: a fair balance between the interests of victims and the rights of the accused?
169. Little girl lost: Las Vegas Metro Police Vice Division and the use of material witness holds against teenaged prostitutes.
170. The Wisconsin deadman's statute: the last surviving vestige of an abandoned common law rule.
171. Invocations as evidence: admitting nonparty witness invocations of the privilege against self-incrimination.
172. Execution Of A Will When Both Attesting Witnesses Are Deceased
173. Secret testimony and public trials in New York.
174. Does a witness have to be corrupt? R. v. Gatti.
175. Tadic, the anonymous witness and the sources of international procedural law.
176. General Guidelines To Be Taken Into Consideration If The Court Ask Parties In Family Case To Bring Witness
177. The missing witness adverse inference or presumption in patent cases.
178. Look who's talking now: juror questions to witnesses.
179. Interested, but presumed innocent: rethinking instructions on the credibility of testifying defendants.
180. Beating the prisoner at prisoner's dilemma: the evidentiary value of a witness's refusal to testify.
181. Can witnesses be prohibited from selling their stories prior to trial: a First Amendment analysis of California's statute.
182. Compelling the production of evidence by nonparties in England under the Hague Convention.
183. Presenting and challenging witnesses under New Jersey Rules of Evidence 607, 611(c), and 803(a)(1): should we vouch for the credibility of these rules?
184. Judicial neglect of the statutory basis for the Rosario rule: the genesis of the possession or control requirement.
185. Prior consistent statements and the premotive rule.
186. They can still send people to prison
187. Forgetful witness can be unavailable, SJC says
188. Witness with no memory may be deemed 'unavailable'
189. Split decision in malicious prosecution suit
190. American-Iranian journalist freed after U.S. detention
191. The attorney as advocate and witness: does the prohibition of an attorney acting as advocate and witness at a judicial trial also apply in administrative adjudications?
192. Addressing the court, the offender, and the community: a communication analysis of victim impact statements in a non-capital sentencing hearing.
193. Recantation: illusion or reality?
194. Enforcing the prohibitions against coaching deposition witnesses.
195. Prosecution interviews of witnesses: what more will be sacrificed to 'narrow the justice gap'?
196. Stack v. Western Australia.
197. Defending the deposition of the elderly former employee (with forms).
198. The attorney as advocate and witness: does the prohibition of an attorney acting as advocate and witness at a judicial trial also apply in administrative adjudications?
199. Swing low, sweet chariot: abandoning the disinterested witness requirement for advance directives.
200. The unconstitutionality of 'hold until cleared': reexamining material witness detentions in the wake of the September 11th dragnet.
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