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On Making Life Easier for Police Officers
Jamison Koehler
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02/22/2011
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Of all the tricks used by police officers, one of the most devious – yet harmless – tricks I have heard is the ploy they...
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On Carrying Pictures of Chairman Mao
Jamison Koehler
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01/07/2011
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For the most part, the Assistant U.S. Attorneys here in D.C. seem to have things right. For one thing, they return your phone calls, usually...
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Everyone Should Have An Identical Twin
Jamison Koehler
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08/08/2010
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For over 20 years, Detective Wynn conducted line-ups at the Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility (CFCF) in Philadelphia.  The line-ups were carried out in a little triangular-shaped...
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The “Jury Trial Tax”: The Penalty for Insisting on a Jury Trial
Jamison Koehler
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01/23/2010
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It is a sad but well-known fact among criminal defense lawyers in many jurisdictions that if you insist on a jury trial and lose, you...