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Revision as of 11:50, August 23, 2014
A demurrer for codefendants jointly charged with the gun minimum
by: Ryan Scott • August 20, 2026 • no comments
When might DCS within 1000 feet of a school violate the proportionality clause?
by: Ryan Scott • August 14, 2026 • no comments
Even ignoring the constitutional argument, a jury must unanimously reject an EED defense
by: Ryan Scott • July 26, 2026 • no comments
Threatening to Use a Weapon versus Using a Weapon to Threaten
by: Ryan Scott • June 8, 2026 • no comments
Constitutionally Required Merger of Two Counts of Att Murder I
by: Ryan Scott • April 5, 2026 • no comments
Why "First Time-Second Time" Elections Are Insufficient
by: Ryan Scott • December 19, 2025 • no comments
The Inherent Flaw in the State's Antoine Demurrer Argument
by: Ryan Scott • October 10, 2025 • no comments
Putting Together a Severance Argument in Light of the New Factors
by: Ryan Scott • September 27, 2025 • no comments
The Rule of Completeness Isn't What You Think It Is
by: Ryan Scott • September 21, 2025 • no comments
The Statutory Basis for an Antoine Demurrer is Better (for now) than the Constitution
by: Ryan Scott • September 18, 2025 • no comments
