http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1204/06/acd.02.html http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1204/11/ijvm.01.html http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1204/12/ijvm.01.html Well, here are the transcripts for my recent appearances. Last evening proved interesting, as I was finally able to push my way through into proving some substance on is
The first appearance was, well, interesting. I did hope to get in more input, as there was so much more to say, especially about the “Stand Your Ground” Immunity issue, pursuant to Fla. Stat. 776.032. I believe that this will have a major impact upon the case and whether it even goes to a trial. A motion to dismiss raising such an
The topic will again be the Trayvon Martin murder — and the anticipated charges from the State Attorney’s Office against George Zimmerman, who is now without any legal counsel. Please … do not get me started on the “balagan” that has transpired over the past 24 hours involving Zimmerman and his now former attorneys.
Hi. I was fortunate enough this past Friday to be featured on Anderson Cooper 360. Ashleigh Banfield conducted the interview of both my client (an eyewitness to the Trayvon Martin murder) and me. Ms. Banfield and the staff at 360 proved exceedingly gracious. Further, this evening I am slated to appear on Nancy Grace’s program. I am cr
First, please examine this link: http://prospect.org/article/nine-circles-aca?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=pulsenews. Credit to the American Prospect, an excellent publication which I have long enjoyed, and the author of this succinct piece, Garrett Epps. So, what do we glean from Day 3 of the oral arguments over the constitutionality of
Well, as of yesterday — Day 2 (of 3) — in the oral arguments before the SCOTUS on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, many commentators began raising dire warnings of this rather extremist, right-wing Court actually deeming the health care mandate unconstitutional. Some observations of my own: 1. Justice Kennedy was to
I know that decisions later this Supreme Court Term will generate an altogether different reaction. However, on March 21, the Supreme Court did issue two, related rulings addressing the Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel during plea bargaining. In Lafler v. Cooper and Missouri v. Frye, the Court formally recognized the responsibility that defense
http://thinkprogress.org/romm/2012/03/18/441242/revisiting-the-lorax-do-trees-have-rights/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=pulsenews Credit to Think Progress and to Peter Lehner of NRDC. This issue has fascinated me for several years. Lehner does a remarkably good job of summarizing the arguments for recognizing the rights of organizati
I am perplexed, and have decided to post my thoughts about this confound: Recently, I discovered that a friend had been victimized online by another individual with defamatory comments — comments which directly places my friend into danger. Concerned, I wrote the website upon which the perpetrator posted and requested that they remove the p
http://www.alternet.org/story/154539/the_bible_belt%27s_love_affair_with_%28gay_and_straight%29_porn_?page=entire Full credit to AlterNet and author Alex Henderson. Henderson’s article, titled “The Bible Belt’s Love Affair with Gay & Straight Porn,” documents the arguable reality involving individuals in states