believing that it was still alive. The case presented a series of perplexing scientific and logical riddles: When is a person who has been mortally wounded actually dead? Can you kill a man who is already dead? If not
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who I enjoy meeting every time I visit Natan and his wife in their home in Jerusalem. There
female and a Communist. Part of the reason I took the case was to help assure that she did get a fair trial. After several grueling months
and the Senator ultimately pleaded guilty to a relatively minor offense.
cells and facilities belonging to terrorist groups.” How to distinguish such groups from non-combatants in the fog of asymmetric warfare
the Colonel sent me an American flag that had been “flown for 9 minutes and 11 seconds over the 3rd Brigade Combat Team Head Quarters
a Jewish impresario who brought musicians to the United States from the Soviet Union—went awry and a young Jewish woman named Iris Kones died from inhaling smoke from a bomb that was intended to disrupt but not to kill. Because the bomb was inherently dangerous and caused death
the head of Bosnian Serbs during the terrible ethnic wars in the former Yugoslavia. Karadic first called me while he was still a fugitive and while the killings were still ongoing and asked me to represent him. I told him of my policy of not representing fugitives or people inv...
is a prime example of this problem. 75 The courts have repeatedly shut the door on his serious claims that he can establish his innocence if he were to be given an opportunity to subpoena evidence and witnesses. In his case several crucial witnesses have died. These include H...
because the courtroom doors were shut to new scientific evidence that could prove both innocence and guilt.
political and academic feminism began to focus attention on the gender inequalities implicit
both tactical and legal. The legal expert who reported on the trial for USA Today described the trial as “filled with mistakes
we must go back to the trial itself and see how Desiree Washington
because she did not want any publicity. She said she had no plans to sue Tyson and she had certainly not hired a lawyer for that purpose. When she and her family were asked whether they had a ""contingency"" fee agreement with any lawyer -- the kind of agreement traditionally mad...
and the prosecutor told the jury that she expected to go home after her date with Tyson ""the same girl"" that she was before her date