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By Marshall Cohen, CNN

WASHINGTON – Supreme Court justices grappled Wednesday with the question of when testimony from an expert crosses the line into evidence that a defendant should have the right to challenge

WINCHESTER — Jason Matthew William Bowen will stand trial for the murder of two coworkers May 28-31 in Frederick County Circuit Court.

He seemed to encourage the events of January 6, and yet they let him off easy while throwing the book at so many others.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday appeared sympathetic to an Arizona man who contends that his constitutional rights were violated when an expert witness testified for the prosecution about drug analysis performed by another forensic scientist’s. Jason Smith alleges that the expert’s testimony contrave

You know things are getting weird at the Supreme Court when Justice Samuel Alito asks about tasting methamphetamine and marijuana.

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Jason Smith claims that when an expert witness testified in Arizona’s drug possession case against him using drug analysis performed by a former state employee, it violated his constitutional rights. The Supreme Court will hear oral argument on Wednesday in his case, Smith v. Arizona. The Sixth Am

Judge Gregory Elvine-Kreis will issue a written ruling in the coming weeks over whether Jasen Coley – who killed 25-year-old Kenneth “Michael” Davis on July 3, 2023 – will see state prison or a mental hospital. 

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