DISCOVERY PROCESS IN CRIMINAL CASES
James R. Doerr • January 10, 2017
This podcast, with defense attorney James Doerr, focuses on the discovery process in criminal cases, the tools (Motions for Discovery, Subpoenas) used by defense attorneys to obtain evidence, the evidence review process and ultimately the defenses that arise based upon the review of evidence.
- motion for discovery
- subpoenas
- criminal law
- felony
- misdemeanor
- pre-trial motions
- evidence
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