24255 Pacific Coast Highway
Malibu, CA 90263
United States
Pepperdine University - Rick J. Caruso School of Law
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opening statement, jury, trial, advocacy, empirical research
Closing argument, trial lawyer
prosecutorial misconduct, prosecutors, discipline, Prosecutorial Review Panel
prosecutors, game-theory, plea bargaining, coercive plea bargaining
juvenile justice reform, Black girls, criminal justice reform, restorative courts, restorative justice, girls courts, gender justice, gendered juvenile justice, Cyntoia Brown
Closing Argument, Empirical Studies, social science, evidence
exclusionary rule, law enforcement
jury selection, racial sterotyping, Batson, criminal trials, sterotypes, empirical data, peremptory challenge, race, voir dire
prosecutor, prosecutorial misconduct, commission, judicial commission
advocacy, trial advocacy
cross Examination, empirical evidence, evidence, witness, juror, jury
voir dire, jury selection, trial practice, litigation
death penalty, capital punishment, capital, homicide, crime, criminal law, prosecutor, arbitrary, charge, charging decision, California, Furman v. Georgia, consitutitonal, death sentence, justice, premeditated, murder, Federal Death Penalty Act
trial advocacy, examination, empirical data, direct examination
Miranda, Fifth Amendment, custody, confess, police, interrogation, invoke, right to counsel, Davis, Dickerson, suspect, Constitution, self-incrimination
peremptory challenge, jury selection, jury, Batson v. Kentucky, Arizona, Washington, English model, implicit bias
robbery, business robbery, crime, criminal, punishment, business, customer, employee, multiplicity, sentencing, Three-Strikes, prosecute, counts, convict
plead, pleading, criminal, guilty, death penalty, prosecutor, discretion, capital case, capital murder, charge, capital filing
capital cases, juror, capital defendants, defense mitigation
murder, lying in wait, premeditation, victim, death, death penalty, death qualifying, murder trial, capital punishment, aggravating circumstance
trial lawyer, trial law, evidence, mitigate
Exclusionary rule
Constitution, death penalty, capital punishment, Furman, gang, gang member, gang-related murder, murder, homicide, capital, capital offense, crime, capital crime, due process, death qualifier
criminal law, exclusionary rule, exclude, evidence, Fourth Amendment, search, illegal search, search and seizure, suppress, suppression hearing
exclusionary rule
Vega v. Tekoh, Miranda, Miranda v. Arizona, Miranda warnings, U.S. Supreme Court, 42 U.S.C. § 1983
right to testify, testimony, constitutionality, defendant
