All the listservs are abuzz (Austin, Texas and national criminal defense lawyer association listservs, that is).
The Supreme Court has just handed down Arizona v.
Gant , which from the non-binding syllabus portion reads:
Held : Police may search the passenger compartment of a vehicle incident to a recent occupant’s arrest only if it is reasonable to believe that the arrestee might access the vehicle at the time of the search or that the vehicle contains evidence...
"I'm The Neighbor!"
An out of town felony probationer, who was charged with misdemeanor shoplifting, who had just a few weeks left before completing said probation, called me nearly in tears asking me whether or...
Not A Chance In H - E - Double Hockey Sticks
Houston criminal defense lawyer Mark Bennett makes sure he follows through on those pesky little certificates of service, because he doesn’t want to be accused of a criminal offense,...
Austin Criminal Defense Lawyers Going Blog Wild
Once upon a time I thought I could keep track of all the criminal defense blogs out there. Then I thought I could track Texas defense lawyer blogs. Now I can’t even keep track of the...
Andy Nolen's Bad Day
July 23, 2009 could have been a very good day for Houston lawyer Andy Nolen. On that day, one of his clients, “jerry k.”, decided to give him a token of appreciation, a review on...
More About Perry's Expunction Veto
On June 19th, Perry vetoed the unanimously passed expunction bill. Since then, here are some other bloggers weighing in on the topic: Grits for Breakfast, Paul Kennedy, Grant Scheiner, Doug...
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