Hey #legaltwitter, discovery question I need help with for some disturbing things I’m researching:
1) if a defendant (criminal case) represents himself, can he disclose discovery to other parties?
2) do discovery disclosure rules differ in criminal appeals?
1) if a defendant (criminal case) represents himself, can he disclose discovery to other parties?
2) do discovery disclosure rules differ in criminal appeals?
Discovery question is related to something I across recently:
[Redacted], white supremacists serving as their own criminal defense attorneys, turned over boxes of photocopied discovery from their trials to Tom Metzger.
[Redacted], white supremacists serving as their own criminal defense attorneys, turned over boxes of photocopied discovery from their trials to Tom Metzger.
Thanks, #legaltwitter (PSA - this isn’t legal advice, but academic research)! Last few questions:
What, if any, benefit could you see in pro se approaches for (both criminal and civil) defendants who can afford representation?
(yes, I know it’s stupid legal strategy*)
What, if any, benefit could you see in pro se approaches for (both criminal and civil) defendants who can afford representation?
(yes, I know it’s stupid legal strategy*)
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