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U.S. v. Martinez, No. 15-cr-00575-WHO-1 (N.D.Cal.) (225 F.Supp.3d 1002) (November 22, 2016) (Judge William H. Jr. Orrick)

Loaded on Aug. 14, 2017 published in Punch and Jurists August 14, 2017
Filed under: Punch And Jurists, Reasonableness.

Because plea bargains have rendered criminal trials virtually obsolete in the Federal system, motions to suppress evidence have become one of the last areas in which a defendant has any chance of defeating the criminal charges against him. As a result, criminal defense attorneys should always examine creative ways of ...

 

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