By Stephen A. Miller (Orig. published 7/11/11) In the 2000 World/Subway Series, Roger Clemens hurled a broken bat at Mike Piazza. In hindsight, we can ask: Was it “roid rage”? Clemens now finds himself on trial this week in a…
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Preview of the Roger Clemens Trial: The Rocket Faces a Challenging Lineup
Tagged with: Andy Pettite, Barry Bonds, Criminal Law, From the Sidebar, Hayes Hunt, House Committee on Oversight and Reform, Jury, Lying to Congress, McNamee, Performance-Enhancing Drugs, Perjury Obstruction of Justice, Roger Clemens, Roid Rage, Stephen Miller, Steroids, Trial, Witnesses
Posted in Cross Examination
Posted in Cross Examination
Using Social Media for Discovery Has Ethical Implications.
By Thomas G. Wilkinson, Jr. and Lindsey E. Wilkinson It has become common practice for lawyers to mine social media pages of parties and witnesses for discovery purposes. But can the urge to dig up dirt on opposing parties cause lawyers…
Tagged with: Cross Examination, Discovery, Ethics, Exhibits, From the Sidebar, Impeachment, Lindsey Wilkinson, Social Media Law, Tom Wilkinson, Witnesses
Posted in The Practice of Law
Posted in The Practice of Law
