Closing Arguments In The Whitey Bulger Trial
Closing arguments in the Whitey Bulger trial here: Closing Arguments in Bulger Trial The argument that the Government witnesses were “paid” with leniency rings true...
Adviser Who Spent Funds Like ‘Lottery Winner’ Gets 17 Years – Law Blog – WSJ
The “public trust”/living high-on-the-hog aspect —- Adviser Who Spent Funds Like ‘Lottery Winner’ Gets 17 Years – Law Blog – WSJ — will always inflate...
Walt Pavlo and 500 Pearl Street
Walt Pavlo — Walt Pavlo and 500 Pearl Street Blog — has one of the best white-collar blogs around. Look for him in Forbes, as...
Digital Tools and Jury Selection
Interesting note — Voir Dire: Paper or Plastic? — on the use of different digital apps and platforms for jury selection. A cloud-based seating chart?...
KimKierkegaardashian: Kim and Soren
If you’ve never checked out on Twitter KimKierkegaardashian (@KimKierkegaard), you should. It’s a mash up of quotes from 19th century Danish philosopher Soren Kierkegaard and,...
Salinas, the 5th Amendment and Government Interviews of Company Employees
Here’s a micro-video — http://vimeo.com/m/70412608 — on the recent Supreme Court decision in Salinas, which may increase the risk of 5th Amendment waiver in Government...
Touree and the Jury
This story about the Tourre jurors — http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/08/02/in-complex-trading-case-jurors-focused-on-greed/?nl=todaysheadlines&emc=edit_th_20130803&_r=1& — reveals the power of a “Wall Street greed” jury argument, even where the defendant was both...
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