July 2009

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Turn to The Champion for the exchange of ideas and practice tips from the best defenders in the nation.

 

Articles in this Issue

  1. Affiliate News

    Affiliate News

    Stephen Kling

  2. Arguments Against the Open Inquiry Method of Jury Selection

    Arguments Against the 'Open Inquiry' Method of Jury Selection

    Kim Freter

  3. Batson, Empowerment And New Jury Models: The case for 'Open Inquiry'

    Batson, Empowerment And New Jury Models: The case for 'Open Inquiry'

    Patrick Brayer

  4. Book Review: Innovative DUI Trial Tools

    Innovative DUI Trial Tools

    Allen M. Trapp Jr.

  5. From the President: This Was the Year That Was

    President's Column

    John Wesley Hall

  6. Inside NACDL: The Champion's Jury Issue: People Power in a Democracy

    Inside NACDL

    Norman L. Reimer

  7. Law Student Essay Competition: The Diverseness of Racism and the Uncertain Potential of Diversity

    Law Student Essay Competition: The Diverseness of Racism and the Uncertain Potential of Diversity

    Megan Shapiro

  8. Reflections on Guns And Jury Nullification And Judicial Nullification

    Reflections on Guns And Jury Nullification And Jury Nullification

    Frederic Block

  9. Search & Seizure Commentary

    Search & Seizure Commentary

    Peter W. Fenton

  10. Seeking Nullification in the War Zone

    Seeking Nullification in the War Zone

    Jeffrey Buckels

  11. The Next Wave: Finding the Line Between Puffery and Securities Fraud

    The Next Wave: Finding the Line Between Puffery and Securities Fraud

    Kathryn Keneally, Jonathan S. Abernethy

  12. The Truth and Nothing But: How Juror Questionnaires Help You Get There

    The Truth and Nothing But: How Juror Questionnaires Help You Get There

    Linda Moreno, Joe Guastaferro

  13. This Time, With Feeling: The 'In the Moment' Approach to Selecting a Jury

    This Time, With Feeling: The 'In the Moment' Approach to Selecting a Jury

    Fredilyn Sison

  14. Trial by Ambush Should Be a Two-Way Street: The Federal Notice-of-Alibi Rule and Mandatory Disclosur

    Trial by Ambush Should Be a Two-Way Street: The Federal Notice-of-Alibi Rule and Mandatory Disclosure of Defense Witnesses

    W. Carl Lietz III

  15. When and How to Administer the Questionnaire

    When and How to Administer the Questionnaire

    Linda Moreno, Joe Guastaferro