Should the Clergy Privilege be Inapplicable When a Defendant Confesses to a Bishop With His Mother Present? September 18, 2026
Court of Appeals of Kansas Finds Licensed Attorneys Aren’t Automatically Qualified to Testify as Expert Witnesses in Legal Malpractice Cases September 17, 2026
Court of Appeals of North Carolina Finds Prosecution Didn’t Impeach Its Own Witness as “Mere Subterfuge” to Get His Hearsay Statements Before the Jury September 16, 2026
First Circuit Fails to Answer Question of Whether Detective Improperly Testified That He Thought the Defendant Was Running a “Stash House” September 15, 2026
Supreme Court of Kansas Finds (Non-Reversible) Error in Prosecution Presenting Evidence That Husband Used Deceased Wife’s Life Insurance Proceeds to Buy a Sex Doll September 14, 2026
Third Circuit finds no reversible error in judge telling deadlocked jurors, “the note is you are unable to come to a unanimous decision, but you have to.” September 11, 2026
Tenth Circuit Finds No Reversible Error in Prosecutor Saying That the Defendant’s Case Was a “Stupid Story” September 10, 2026
Seventh Circuit Finds Prosecution Properly Authenticated WhatsApp Messages in Wire Fraud Case August 26, 2026
