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United State Supreme Court Appears Poised to Require Unanimous Jury Verdicts in Criminal Cases
November 4th, 2019
On October 7, 2019, the United State Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Ramos v. Louisiana, a case which posed an important question: do the Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments of the United States Constitution require a jury verdict in a state crimin…
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Categories: Jury Trials
Anatomy of a DUII Stop (And What to Do If You Are Pulled Over)
September 9th, 2019
For many, being pulled over by the police is a stressful and confusing experience. Stressful because, in the moment, the officer wields almost unlimited power. Even if they overstep their authority, a stopped motorist usually has no recourse until af…
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Categories: DUII / Drunk Driving
Addiction, Mental Health, and Crime
August 19th, 2019
Addiction, mental health, and crime are, unfortunately, often connected. Underlying a staggering amount of criminal behavior — and noncriminal behavior that is nonetheless charged as such — are pervasive and untreated or undertreated issues with…
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Ross Denison
At the heart of Ross’ commitment to defending individuals accused of crimes is an understanding that state actors and institutions — from police to prosecutors to courts, jails and prisons — too often tread upon the rights to privacy and fairness that we enjoy as Americans and Oregonians.
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