Category: Kit Martin

A Missed Opportunity

As a defense lawyer, you need to be able to think on your feet. You need to be ready for possible objections. In Kit’s trial, there was one specific objection

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Hearsay

In my last post, the first nail in the coffin, I showed how Judge Atkins made (in my opinion) an incorrect ruling regarding hearsay evidence. In this post, you can

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The first nail in the coffin

There are a lot of ways wrongful convictions happen: faulty expert testimony, false confessions, bad police work, prosecutorial misconduct, etc. In the case of Christian “Kit” Martin, the most damaging

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The Picture

For the past few months, I’ve been working on my next book project. Up until now, I have kept the project under wraps. I didn’t want to get out ahead

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