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Criminal Justice / March 25, 2013 / Leave a comment

Judiciary’s Role in Counterterrorism Must be Defined

As the American Spring of 2013 unfolds, there are plenty of local, state, national and international political and legal issues…

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Criminal Justice / February 26, 2009 / Leave a comment

Death Penalty- 40% of a Loaf is Better Than None

The General Assembly once again has before it the issue of whether capital punishment should be abolished in Maryland. The…

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Criminal Justice / July 3, 2008 / Leave a comment

The D.C. Gun Ban and The Founding Fathers – Did They Care?

Now that the nominations of this country’s two major political parties have been determined, the policy debate may begin in…

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Criminal Justice / December 5, 2007 / Leave a comment

The Death Penalty is Different and it Should Be

“The responsibility for determining whether the death penalty should be imposed rests with you and you alone, and you must…

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Criminal Justice / December 5, 2007 / Leave a comment

Post Conviction- When All Else Has Failed

Have you ever had one of those Kafka-esque nightmares, or seen a movie where someone is convicted of a crime…

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Criminal Justice / May 5, 2007 / Leave a comment

A Closer Look at Traffic Stops and Drug Courier Profiles

As the new General Assembly of Maryland begins its work in earnest after the inauguration of a new governor and…

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Criminal Justice / January 1, 2007 / Leave a comment

Explanation for Violence at Virginia Tech Provided by Shakespeare

As I sat in my regular seat at Washington, D.C’s Shakespeare Theater less than a week after Seng Hui Cho’s…

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Criminal Justice / January 1, 2007 / Leave a comment

Exclusionary Rule- To Be Or Not To Be- It Is No Longer A Question

A number of years ago, I had the pleasure of joining a distinguished prosecutor, now Montgomery County Deputy State’s Attorney…

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Criminal Justice / March 3, 2006 / Leave a comment

Responsibility and accountability in the criminal justice system – a challenge

An important issue that we ought to pay attention to when we select our leaders in November is how they…

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