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Member Documents
Resource Misc
Analysis of recent appellate opinions re required voir dire (Robert Bonsib & Megan Coleman, 2014)
Memorandum in Support of Motion to Admit Evidence of Defendant's Character (Tom Morrow, 2015)
Prior convictions article - and checklist of impeachable offenses (Robert Bonisb & Megan Coleman - 2014)
Expert & Lay Opinion Testimony (Robert Bonsib & Megan Coleman (October, 2014)
Series of Speedy Trial Articles (Robert Bonsib & Megan Coleman - (2015)
Article discussing Dzikowski and listing all statutory offenses authorizing a bill of particulars (Robert Bonsib & Megan Coleman, 2015)
Constructive Possession - 2 articles reviewing appellate opinions - (Robert Bonsib, 2013)
Resource False Interrogations
Resources Court Opinions
(Judge Thompson)(nolle and recharge when witness FTA's on trial date violates Maryland Rule 4-271(a) and speedy trial)
(alcohol restriction is not a permitted sanction under section 16-205.1)
Resource BriefBank
Moore v. State(defendant with private attorney is not entitled to expert paid by public defender)
Moore v. State(defendant with private attorney is not entitled to expert paid by public defender)
(effect of margin of error at administrative per se hearing)
(not signing DR-15 is not a refusal)
US Supreme Court brief of National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Maryland Criminal Defense Attorneys' Association, and the National Legal Aid and Defender Association as Amicus Curiae in Support of the Petitioner - Cover of Wiggins brief(ineffe
Court of Special Appeals defense brief(dui charge, arrest prior to 10/01/01 - trial after 10/01/01 and refusal admitted - issues - ex post facto, Fifth Amendment and Article 22 of the Maryland Declaration of Rights, relevance of refusal)
Moore v. State(defendant with private attorney is not entitled to expert paid by public defender)
(PTSD expert relevant to explain defendant's conduct in dui case)
Resource Seminar Materials
COVID 19 Documents
Amicus Brief
