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...other States, unsuccessfully sought information under the Act and then brought this constitutional challenge. We hold, however, that petitioners' constitutional rights were not violated. By...
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...double jeopardy provisions of our Constitutions. The federal and state constitutional double jeopardy protections apply to both trials and sentences. (Illinois v...
...for Defendant-Appellee. Dean R. Broyles, National Center for Law & Policy, Escondido, California, for amicus curiae National Center for...
...National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Washington, D.C.; Michael Price, Brennan Center for Justice, New York, New York; Hanni M. Fakhoury, Electronic Frontier Foundation...
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...Caselaw Concerning the Use of Dog-Scent Lineups Texas state jurisprudence concerning the use of dog-scent lineups has evolved over the past...
...Cancino Attorneys for All Plaintiffs/Appellants: Western Center on Law & Poverty, Richard A. Rothschild ...
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