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Scott Greenfield makes the world a little safer for blawgers (via Houston criminal-defense lawyer Paul Kennedy).
RIP John O'Quinn. A great lawyer and, like many great lawyers, not without personal demons (Rick O'Casey, Houston Chronicle).
Memo from Pat Lykos to Harris County prosecutors: if you violate Batson you're "incompetent;" if you violate Brady it's the defense's fault (Brian Rogers, Houston Chronicle) (also see Houston criminal-defense lawyer Murray Newman).
In a move to reduce jail overcrowding (and concomitantly to bring a little more rationality to the Harris County criminal justice system) the Harris County DA's Office has reduced its rec on state-jail-felony crack pipe cases to 30 days in jail. I heard a rumor that the Office was going to stop accepting charges on trace cases, which made even more sense to me (knowing possession of a trace amount of cocaine is contradictory-if the crack smoker knew that there was any cocaine left, he'd've found a way to smoke it), but that policy hasn't materialized yet.
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