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Bobby v. Dixon: The Supreme Court Opens the New Term by Re-visiting Some Old Rules Concerning Interrogations (PDF)

Bobby v. Dixon: The Supreme Court Opens the New Term by Re-visiting Some Old Rules Concerning Interrogations (PDF)

In one of its first decisions of the new Term, the Supreme Court seized the opportunity to restate and clarify and restate three important rules in interrogation cases.


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Publisher :LexisNexis Emerging Issues Analysis
Format: Electronic, 4 Pages , PDF

ISBN: 9781422429983

12/5/2011
 
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    In one of its first decisions of the new Term, the Supreme Court seized the opportunity to restate and clarify and restate three important rules in interrogation cases. This article, written by Jay Shapiro, discusses the important ramifications of this decision.

     

    Jay Shapiro is a partner in the New York office of White & Williams LLP. Jay has more than 30 years experience concentrating his practice in litigation matters. He began his legal career as a prosecutor in the Bronx County District Attorney's Office (1980-1988) and later joined the King's County District Attorney's Office (1990-2002) where he became the Deputy District Attorney in charge of the Rackets Division before going into private practice. Mr. Shapiro has tried more than thirty-five cases in state and federal court. In private practice, he has handled litigation involving insurance fraud, white collar crime and Lanham Act (trademark) violations.

     

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