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Penal Code Section 654
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When you win and you don’t
By Michael J. Raphaelself-study/Criminal Law
Criminal appeals in California: The nuts and bolts
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Moving for mental health diversion
By David A. Katzself-study/Criminal Law
Plain view doctrine: What you see is what you get
By Gary S. Paerself-study/Criminal Law
Release to outpatient and restoration of sanity after an NGI finding
By Alan Eisner, Dmitry Gorinself-study/Criminal Law
Advocating against ‘one-size-fits-all’ protective orders during the COVID-19 pandemic
By Michael A. Keough, Ashwin J. Ram, Jennie Shulkin, Nicholas Silvermanself-study/Criminal Law
2021 signals a new day for criminal justice in California
By Lara Yeretsianself-study/Criminal Law
The impossibility of Brady: Compliance depends upon imagination
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Review the rules requiring corroboration of accomplice testimony
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