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Wisconsin Lawyer
The Official Publication of the State Bar of Wisconsin
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Tracking Evidence with GPS Technology
Recent cases nationwide and in Wisconsin recognize the power of Global Positioning Systems. With the increased accuracy of GPS technology, more lawyers are using -- and courts are admitting -- GPS evidence. Learn how GPS can affect your case.
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Chris Ochoa, 1L
First-year U.W. Law School student Chris Ochoa brings a perspective to his studies and life that few students and faculty share -- in 2001 he became the first prisoner exonerated by the Wisconsin Innocence Project team. With almost a year of law school under his belt, Ochoa works to reconcile the legal theory he's learning with his personal experiences within the justice system.
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Hearsay and the Confrontation Clause
The practice of courts admitting hearsay evidence under a reliability test has been abruptly stopped by the U.S. Supreme Court. In Crawford v. Washington, the Court held that, regardless of reliability, the historic roots of the Sixth Amendment require that defendants be given an opportunity to cross examine out-of-court statements that are "
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Participating in your local, specialty, or state bar association enhances your leadership skills, allows you to collaborate with colleagues on important projects, and serves the public. The Local Bar Leaders Conference brings out the best in participants
With increased public focus on the American jury system, it is important to eschew evaluation by anecdote, and to remember the fundamental principles on which this basic right is founded.
Want to improve your cross-examination skills? In this June 23 State Bar CLE seminar, attorneys Roger Dodd and Larry Pozner - two of America's most popular CLE lecturers - present courtroom-tested techniques and strategies that transcend the type of liti
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Winning Your Case with Killer Cross-examination Techniques, with Pozner and Dodd
As the future of the practice of law unfolds, the State Bar considers the issues surrounding multidisciplinary and multijurisdictional practice.
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Defining MDP and MJP
There are many situations in which attorneys must cross examine a witness without the benefit of discovery. For those situations, improve the quality of your cross-examination by preparing for a generic type of witness, rather than a particular witness.
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Cross-examination Without Discovery: Part I
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Recent cases nationwide and in Wisconsin recognize the power of Global Positioning Systems. With the increased accuracy of GPS technology, more lawyers are using -- and courts are admitting -- GPS evidence. Learn how GPS can affect your case.
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