841 results on '"Witnesses -- Laws, regulations and rules"'
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202. Lawyer as a witness.
203. Rule 30(e): what you don't know could hurt you.
204. Interstate testimony by child protective agency workers in the child custody context.
205. The wild and wooly world of inference and presumptions - when silence is deafening.
206. Telling stories, saving lives: the battered mothers' testimony project, women's narratives, and court reform.
207. Defense witness as 'accomplice': should the trial judge give a 'care and caution' instruction?
208. Beyond State v. Kidder: defining a defendant's right to contact witnesses in domestic violence.
209. Opening the door: New Hampshire's treatment of trial court rebuttal evidence.
210. Police: duty of care to victims and witnesses.
211. Guidance as to witness familiarisation by outside agencies - approach where trial judge receiving communications from one or more jurors critical of the conduct of other jurors.
212. The evidence of 'unavailable' witnesses under the Criminal Justice Act 2003.
213. Interviews with former employees: strategies and pitfalls.
214. The missing witness inference in criminal cases: what Massachusetts prosecutors might be missing.
215. Charles Laughton, Marlene Dietrich and the prior inconsistent statement.
216. Bouncing 'checkbook journalism': a balance between the First and Sixth Amendments in high-profile criminal cases.
217. Checkbook journalism: it may involve free speech interests but it is not free; can witnesses be prohibited from selling their stories to the media under the First Amendment?
218. The ethics of witness coaching.
219. New Jersey's new material witness statute: balancing the rights of prosecutors, defendants, and material witnesses in criminal cases.
220. Criminalizing free speech: California's ban on witnesses who have sold their testimony for a fee.
221. Fifth Amendment first principles: the self-incrimination clause.
222. Privilege under the Evidence Acts.
223. Gray v. Rhoads: doing indirectly what you can't do directly.
224. Detention of material witnesses, exigency, and the rule of law.
225. First contact: critical evidence can often best be uncovered through the appropriate use of informal discovery.
226. The pursuit of infringement: tracking down the information you need - before issue.
227. Witness testimony and the knowledge requirement: an atypical approach to defining knowledge and its effect on the lawyer as an officer of the court.
228. 'Invoking the rule' at depositions.
229. Proposed witness anonymity laws violate right to a fair trial and arguably infringe Chapter III of the Constitution.
230. State Office of Victim/Witness Assistance.
231. (No) trial (but) tribulations: when courts and ethnography conflict
232. Eliminating the 100 mile limit for civil trial witnesses: a proposal to modernize civil trial practice.
233. Material witness detention: justice served or denied?
234. Be sworn and give evidence: the evolution of the competent witness in the context of the Canada Evidence Act.
235. Please step away from the shredder and the 'delete' key: [subsection] 802 and 1102 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
236. Dellinger: once is enough.
237. The prosecutor's duty with respect to witnesses: pro domina veritate.
238. The use of bifurcation and direct testimony witness statements in international commercial arbitration proceedings.
239. Justice for all: putting victims at the heart of criminal justice?
240. New developments in the law of discovery.
241. Positive obligations under the European Convention on Human Rights: towards the human rights of victims and vulnerable witnesses?
242. Taking evidence at the flood tide: how to obtain the testimony of departing, departed and unavailable admiralty wintesses.
243. A wipe of the hands, a lick of the lips: the validity of demeanor evidence in assessing witness credibility.
244. Asserting the right against self-incrimination: when prosecuting witnesses and victims assert the Fifth.
245. Sixth Amendment's Confrontation Clause - is a showing of unavailability required?
246. Criminal Appeal Act 1995, ss. 9-13 - reference by the Criminal Cases Review Commission - the rule in Pinfold - ability of Court of Appeal to depart from its previous decision where there was no new argument or evidence - requirement for 'exceptional circumstances'.
247. The 'protection' of refugee witness by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.
248. Police complaints: disclosure of witness statements to complaintant.
249. Witness credibility and cross-border convictions.
250. Proof of an event of which a witness has no memory.
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