As previously noted (here), we try to update on most favorable appellate cases, but we often don't get notice of unpublished affirmances in state's appeals, because the ADO is usually not counsel of record.
Here is a search of the last seven months of 2009, which turned up a lot of great trial/appellate work by defenders. We posted on them (retroactively dated to around when the decision came out), but we thought we would also just list and link them here:
State v. Jimeson, No. 102,158 (Nov. 11, 2009); Michael C. Hayes; affirming Judge Patton's suppression order under Marx
Kargus v. State, No. 100,852 (Nov. 6, 2009); Megan Herrington; affirming Judge Tatum's order granting movant permission to file late petition for review based on ineffective assistance of appellate counsel
State v. Harms, No. 101,159 (Oct. 23, 2009); Scott C. Gyllenborg; affirming Judge Davis' dismissal of charges due to statutory speedy trial violation
State v. Solis-Munoz, No. 99,632 (Oct. 23, 2009); Richard Jones; affirming Judge Leuenberger's suppression of statements as involuntary
State v. Sullivan, No. 101,850 (Oct. 16, 2009); Wm. Rex Lorson; affirming Judge Hellmer's suppressiion order based on Marx
State v. Keaton, No. 101,480 (Oct. 2, 2009); Maradeth Frederick; affirming Judge Fleming's suppression order under Gant
State v. Hoadley, No. 101,205 (July 31, 2009); Shelley Kurt Bock; affirming Judge Martin's suppression order under Fourth Amendment
State v. Isaac, No. 101,230 (June 26, 2009); Andrew Delaney; affirming Judge Weingart's suppression order under Fourth Amendment
State v. Carson, No. 101,242 (June 5, 2009); Shawn Lautz; affirming Judge Chamber's suppression order under Fourth Amendment
Be sure to let us know if you have good district court or appellate cases. And if you send us .pdf, we can post online so others can use in their cases, too!
Monday, January 18, 2010
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