In light of recent events, gun control is the subject of discussion. My practice touches upon guns. Generally it arises in the context of clients who have been accused or convicted of being felons in possession of a firearm or of being in possession of a weapon during the commission of a crime. I have… Continue Reading
Monthly Archives: December 2012
New SCOG Opinion Sets Out Rules for Voir Dire in Death Penalty Cases
Posted in News, Opinions and AnalysisA recent Georgia Supreme Court caseĀ on jury selection provides a framework for determining what a case’s subject matter is. There is a fine line between asking juror to prejudge the facts and figuring out if jurors cannot be fair. A few words about the problem in the case first. Full disclosure, I was amicus counsel… Continue Reading