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  1. Evidentiary Hearing Required for all First Post-Conviction Applicants Sentenced to Life Without Parole

    May 29, 2012 — Comments Off on Evidentiary Hearing Required for all First Post-Conviction Applicants Sentenced to Life Without Parole

  2. Joel Tenenbaum’s Graduation Present: Supreme Court Upholds $675,000 Verdict

    May 21, 2012 — Comments Off on Joel Tenenbaum’s Graduation Present: Supreme Court Upholds $675,000 Verdict

  3. Life Without Possibility of Parole, Consecutive Life and Consecutive Twenty Year Sentences Upheld by RI Supreme Court

    May 15, 2012 — Comments Off on Life Without Possibility of Parole, Consecutive Life and Consecutive Twenty Year Sentences Upheld by RI Supreme Court

  4. Supreme Court Upholds Family Court Order For Sale of Property to Satisfy Child Support Arrearage

    May 1, 2012 — Comments Off on Supreme Court Upholds Family Court Order For Sale of Property to Satisfy Child Support Arrearage

  5. We Can Be Strip Searched, Even For Minor Offenses

    Apr 5, 2012 — Comments Off on We Can Be Strip Searched, Even For Minor Offenses

  6. No Right of Allocution for Probation Violators

    Apr 2, 2012 — Comments Off on No Right of Allocution for Probation Violators

  7. A Battle Brews in the Rhode Island Supreme Court over Deferred Sentence Expungement

    Mar 28, 2012 — Comments Off on A Battle Brews in the Rhode Island Supreme Court over Deferred Sentence Expungement

  8. U.S. Supreme Court Finds Ineffective Assistance Caused Defendant to Go to Trial

    Mar 26, 2012 — Comments Off on U.S. Supreme Court Finds Ineffective Assistance Caused Defendant to Go to Trial

  9. RI Supreme Court Reverses Verdict That Had Gone RIPTA’s Way

    Mar 8, 2012 — Comments Off on RI Supreme Court Reverses Verdict That Had Gone RIPTA’s Way

  10. Police Officer’s Affidavit In Support of Warrant Not Invalid

    Mar 1, 2012 — Comments Off on Police Officer’s Affidavit In Support of Warrant Not Invalid

  11. Court Needs To Determine Ability to Pay Arrearage Before Making Order to Pay

    Feb 7, 2012 — Comments Off on Court Needs To Determine Ability to Pay Arrearage Before Making Order to Pay