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Technology

On Forensic Science and Donald E. Gates

March 8, 2010 Technology

Donald E. Gates served 28 years in prison for a crime he did not commit.  In 1981, Gates was convicted of raping and murdering a Georgetown University student, whose body was found in Rock Creek park with five bullet wounds to her head.  The key piece of evidence against Gates – providing what the prosecutor [...]

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Criminal Defense Attorney Challenges to the Breath Test in a Washington, D.C. DWI or DUI Case

December 26, 2009 DUI and Driving Offenses

Over the last couple of weeks, I have covered potential legal challenges along every step of an arrest for driving while intoxicated (DWI), driving under the influence (DUI), or operating while impaired (OWI) in Washington, D.C.

Specifically, I have discussed potential challenges to the police officer’s initial stop of the vehicle and the officer’s decision to [...]

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A Neophyte Deals with Search Engine Optimization

December 19, 2009 Law Marketing/Networking

Ever since I set up this website a couple of months ago, I have had many offers – for a fee, of course – to improve the site’s ranking on Google.  I have always been a neophyte when it comes to matters involving the Internet.  I also have to admit that, prior to launching the [...]

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Tracking the Koehler Law Blog: We’re #2117!

November 18, 2009 Law Marketing/Networking

I read a New Yorker article a couple of years ago in which the author was tracking sales of his new book on Amazon.com.  While I can’t recall the author’s name or the title of the book, I remember that the book was ranked at well over 1 million on the list of Amazon.com’s best-selling [...]

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Addicted to Google Analytics

November 12, 2009 Law Marketing/Networking

My wife and I went to see the movie Julie & Julia a couple of months ago, and I was reminded recently of the scene in which the young woman starts her blog.  After posting for a couple of weeks, Julie asks plaintively whether or not anyone has in fact been reading what she has [...]

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