Monthly Archives: September 2016

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Getting Down With Okorie

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Alcohol Testing 101

This article explains Alcohol Testing 101 and the scientific, legal or practical evidence readers should understand.

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The Effect of Pathology on Toxicology

This article explains The Effect of Pathology on Toxicology and the scientific, legal or practical evidence readers should understand.

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Picking the Perfect Counsel

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False-Positive Urine Drug Screens: Immunoassay Limits and Confirmation

Why urine immunoassay results are presumptive, why opioid coverage is assay-specific, and what records matter when reviewing an unexpected drug-screen result.

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California Racial Justice Act in Juvenile Court (2026): JV-720 Forms, Procedure, and Service Rules

A 2026 practitioner guide to California Racial Justice Act claims in juvenile court, including JV-720 through JV-723, the July 1 form revisions, counsel, discovery, hearings, and AB 1071 service requirements.

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California Racial Justice Act Motion Checklist (2026): Evidence, Discovery, Service, Hearings, and Remedies

A 2026 California Racial Justice Act workflow for identifying the theory, preserving the record, seeking discovery, handling service, building comparator evidence, and matching the requested remedy to Penal Code § 745.

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People v. Chhuon & Pan (2026): RJA Cultural Stereotypes, Context, and Harmless Error

California Supreme Court guidance on RJA cultural-stereotype claims, context, defendant-directed bias, harmless error, and a significant 4-3 split.

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