2023 Recent Developments in Criminal Law: Appellate Practice Section Meeting | KCBA CLE WEB CATALOG

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2023 Recent Developments in Criminal Law

Appellate Practice Section Meeting

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60 minutes
Date Published

January 9, 2023

Publisher

King County Bar Association

Subjects

Appellate Practice

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Summary

Presentation: "Recent Developments in Criminal Law", by Marla Zink and Jim Whisman

This presentation will cover: Recent updates in criminal law with a focus on the Blake decision finding criminalization of simple drug possession unconstitutional, the application of juvenile brain development science, racial bias jurisprudence, and habeas corpus developments.

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Replay of 2023 Recent Developments in Criminal Law
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