More from this issue:

1. The Trial Penalty: How America Abandoned the Right to Trial, by Douglas Ankney
2. New Jersey Supreme Court: Parked Vehicle in Police Parking Lot Not Subject to Warrantless Search Under Automobile Exception Where None of the Exigencies Justifying Exception Under State Constitution Present, by Sagi Schwartzberg
3. Generative Suspicion: What Defense Lawyers Must Know About AI-Generated Police Reports, by Richard Resch
4. Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Announces Defendants on Appeal Bonds for Fine-Only Class C Misdemeanors Are “Restrained” for Purposes of Seeking Habeas Relief, by Matthew Clarke
5. New Infrared Light Research on Blow Fly Larvae Reveals Clues to Time of, by Jo Ellen Nott
6. First Circuit: District Court Abused Discretion by Sua Sponte Raising Statute of Limitations Defense to Habeas Petition After Respondents Had Intelligently “Waived” It by Being Aware of Availability but Failing to Assert It, by Douglas Ankney
7. ICE Amasses Mass Surveillance Arsenal Targeting U.S. Citizens and Protesters, by Jo Ellen Nott
8. Wyoming Supreme Court Announces Improper Comment on Defendant’s Right to Silence Is Per Se Prejudicial and Requires Reversal of Conviction, Overruling Precedent Requiring Prejudice Analysis in Such Cases, by Douglas Ankney
9. Eighth Circuit Announces § 2255 One-­Year Limitations Period Begins to Run in Deferred-­Restitution Criminal Case When Subsequent Amended Judgment Finalizes Amount, by Sagi Schwartzberg
10. Maine Supreme Judicial Court Announces Waiver of Privilege Against Compelled Self-­Incrimination Must Be “Clear and Unequivocal” Under Maine Constitution, Joining States That Provide Greater Protection Than Federal Standard, by David Kim
11. Third Circuit Announces “Commencement of the Instant Offense” in Guidelines § 4A1.2(e) Unambiguously Refers Only to Specific Offense of Conviction, Not Relevant Conduct, by David Kim
12. Kansas Supreme Court: Trial Court Erred by Admitting Evidence of Prior Crimes Without Proper Foundation Because State Failed to Prove Defendant Committed Those Crimes, by Sagi Schwartzberg
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