
Mistrial Misgivings?
In Sumner County recently, a high-profile trial ended in a mistrial leading court watchers to ask the question: What happened

In Sumner County recently, a high-profile trial ended in a mistrial leading court watchers to ask the question: What happened

On a remote piece of property in the tiny, unincorporated town of Culleoka, the entire scope of Tennessee evidentiary law

As a criminal defense lawyer who also does some civil work, I’m often struck by the differences between civil and

For the faithful readers of my column, you know that I love some “binge-worthy” television about true crime. Several columns

The two Georgia prosecutors highlighted the names of black jurors in green. They were the only jurors highlighted. In case

I’ve had the same conversation with a few fellow lawyers who serve clients in the corporate law world, “So my
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