The Investigation Narrative: An Argument for Limiting Prosecution …

September 09, 2016Bridging evidence law and advocacy, Professor Poulin dissects and criticizes the practice of telling the back-story – how a defendant came to be a suspect – which is used to increase the richness of story-telling but inevitably runs afoul of the presumption of innocence.

Advocacy & Evidence Resources – Temple Law School

The Temple Law Advocacy and Evidence Blog. THE “DILUTION” EFFECT AND SHARPER ADVOCACY – ANOTHER “LESS IS MORE” TOOL FOR PERSUASION October 31, 2024; Daniel Kahnemann’s Fast Thinking Lessons For Teaching Trial Advocacy October 28, 2024; Emotional Decision Making: Hardwired and Helpful September 7, 2024; A GENERATIONAL STUDY THAT PROBABLY ISN’T SO GENERATIONAL August 1, 2024

Nan Feyler’s articles on Voices at Temple

A powerful group of United States senators unveiled a bill last month designed to reform federal criminal sentencing laws. If passed, the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015 will begin to address some of the most troubling areas of federal criminal sentencing – the cause, many experts say, of exponential growth in the federal prison population.

Landmark Cases: Griswold v. Connecticut – Voices at Temple

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[PDF] WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE END OF DACA?

Community Advisory | September 5, 2017 . WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE END OF DACA? | SEPTEMBER 2017. I. Initial and Renewal Applications. On September 5, 2017, President Trump directed the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and U.S. Citizenship