The latest from National Law Journal
- Retrial barred because prosecutor's misconduct spurred mistrial
- Study suggests little cause for alarm over laptops in the classroom
| Retrial barred because prosecutor's misconduct spurred mistrial | Top |
| The South Carolina Supreme Court has ruled that a prosecutor's misconduct leading to a mistrial of an accused murderer in 2003 should have blocked a retrial of the defendant two years later. | |
| Study suggests little cause for alarm over laptops in the classroom | Top |
| A paper written by Temple University James E. Beasley School of Law professor Kristen Murray concluded that laptops actually can enhance the educational experience — and suggests educators think twice about banning them. | |
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