In Plain Cite
- Author: Vários
- Narrator: Vários
- Publisher: Podcast
- Duration: 49:34:02
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Synopsis
In Plain Cite is a a federal criminal law podcast produced by the Federal Public Defender of the Southern District of West Virginia. We cover topics related to federal criminal defense in the Fourth Circuit and our district. This is an educational show geared toward Criminal Justice Act panel attorneys and others who practice federal criminal defense.
Episodes
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Ep 25 Fourth Circuit and Supreme Court Update
13/02/2018 Duration: 34minJonathan discusses recent Supreme Court and Fourth Circuit cases with special guest Emily Harrill from the Federal Public Defender Office in South Carolina.
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Ep 24 December Fourth Circuit Update 2
22/12/2017 Duration: 35minJonathan discusses recent Fourth Circuit cases with special guest Josh Carpenter from the Western District of North Carolina.
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Ep 23 New Rules for 2018
19/12/2017 Duration: 20minJonathan, Rhett, and Lex discuss new rules of evidence and appellate procedure
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Ep 22 Fourth Circuit Update November 2017
07/12/2017 Duration: 26minJonathan talks about new cases dealing with child sexual exploitation, fraud, and the death penalty with Brian Beck from the Western District of Virginia.
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Ep 21 Fourth Circuit Update October 2017
06/11/2017 Duration: 31minJonathan and guest Alicia Penn discuss four new Fourth Circuit cases, covering topics including crimes of violence, child pornography sentences, and health care fraud.
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Ep 20 Fourth Circuit Update September 2017
02/10/2017 Duration: 31minIn this episode we bring back special guest Emily Harrill to discuss recent Fourth Circuit decisions.
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Ep 19 Fourth Circuit update with Special Guest Emily Harrill
06/09/2017 Duration: 27minIn this episode we discuss recent Fourth Circuit decisions with special guest Emily Harrill from the Federal Public Defender Office in South Carolina.
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Ep 18 2017 Sentencing Commission Update
05/09/2017 Duration: 25minIn this episode we talk about the recent public meeting of the United States Sentencing Commission and what might be in store for the Guidelines.
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Ep 17 Fourth Circuit Update
09/06/2017 Duration: 43minIn this episode we talk about recent Fourth Circuit cases touching on the use of force, prior bad acts, double jeopardy, and coerced statements
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Ep16 AFPD Interview
05/04/2017 Duration: 15minOur extern, Brittany, interviews AFPD David Bungard to get a feel for what it's like to practice federal criminal defense for the indigent charged with federal crimes. David discusses the differences between private and public practice, his experience as a Criminal Justice Act panel attorney, what drew him to defense work, and what day-to-day life is like working in the office of the Federal Public Defender for the Southern District of West Virginia.
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Ep15 Beckles Is Here
10/03/2017 Duration: 30minThis week brought the eagerly awaited Supreme Court decision in Beckles, in which the Court held that the Sentencing Guidelines could not be challenged as being unconstitutionally vague. What does Beckles mean in the short term and the long term? Does it tell us anything about the future of other claims based on the Court's 2015 Johnson decision? We dig deep into the opinion and try to figure it out.
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Ep 14 - Overincarceration
14/02/2017 Duration: 40minFederal Public Defender Christian Capece and Legal Research and Writing Specialist Jonathan Byrne speak with Professor John Pfaff of Fordham University School of Law, author of "Locked In: The True Causes of Mass Incarceration and How to Achieve Real Reform."
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Ep 13 - 2017 Preview of Sentencing Guideline Amendments
19/12/2016 Duration: 46minWe look forward to 2017 and proposed Sentencing Guideline Amendments. Also, a look back at two big stories of 2016, the death of Antonin Scalia and the the continuing ripple of Johnson.
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Ep 12 - Supervised Release Recommendations
29/11/2016 Duration: 45minOur team looks at the recent changes to the Sentencing Commission's recommended conditions of supervised release, examine some of the other Guideline amendments that went into effect at the beginning of November, and check in on the state of the Johnson union.
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Ep 11 - Supreme Court Update
16/09/2016 Duration: 51minToday, Jonathan and Lex discuss Birchfield, which deals with the fourth amendment and blood alcohol and breath tests; Strieff which focuses on attenuation and the fourth amendment; Luis which touches on seizure of funds before a trial; Ocasio, conspiracy, Hobbs Act extortion; Voisine and misdemeanor crime of domestic violence; and Musacchio, which touches on instructions, appeals, and sufficiency of evidence Looking forward to the 2016 Supreme Court term which begins in October, we preview Bravo-Fernandez and double jeopardy; Moore and the eighth amendment and Steinbeck.
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Ep. 10 - Supervised Release
04/08/2016 Duration: 14minThe office's summer interns offer a critique on how Supervised Release works in today's federal justice system and share their ideas on how to improve the same.
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Ep. 9 - Johnson Deadline
15/06/2016 Duration: 25minA quick discussion of the basics practitioners need to know as the one-year anniversary of the Supreme Court's Johnson decision approaches and, along with it, the deadline for filing 2255 motions seeking relief under it.
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Ep. 8 - Fourth Circuit Fourth Amendment
18/02/2016 Duration: 43minOn this episode of In Plain Cite, Jonathan, Lex, and Rhett discuss guideline amendments adopted by the United States Sentencing Commission and then bring us some commentary on recent Fourth Amendment rulings made by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Ep. 7 - Sentencing Commission on US v Johnson
22/12/2015 Duration: 30minIn Episode 7 of In Plain Cite, our hosts, Jonathan and Lex, take a look at amendments to the US Sentencing Guidelines that were proposed in August 2015. Those amendments would overhaul the definition "crime of violence" in the wake of the Supreme Court's recent decision in Johnson, some in ways that would benefit defendants and others in ways that would not. We also catch up on the progress (or lack thereof) of criminal justice reform in Congress as we head into 2016.
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Ep. 6 - 2015 USSG Amendments
24/11/2015 Duration: 29minEpisode 6 of In Plain Cite answers a question from our Criminal Just Act panel. Lex and Rachel review some of the more important United States Sentencing Guideline amendments that went into effect on November 1, 2015. The discussion includes changes to the guidelines dealing with Hydrocodone, the Mitigating Role Adjustment, Inflationary Adjustments, Economic Loss, and the Single Sentence Rule.