Archive for July, 2011
Professor Byron Warnken Is Interviewed about Miranda Rights by the Washington Post
The Honorable Eric Johnson, on the Circuit Court for Montgomery County, granted a motion to suppress a confession given by a father in a sex abuse case involving his daughter. The defense argued that the statement was inadmissible because the defendant’s Miranda rights were violated. Judge Johnson, a former police officer, agreed. To obtain a […]
Professor Warnken Interviewed Regarding Casey Anthony Verdict
Professor Byron Warnken, as Legal Analyst for News Channel 2, Is Interviewed about the “Not guilty” Verdict in the Casey Anthony Murder Trial
Professor Warnken Interviewed Regarding Jury’s Award of Punitive Damages in Exxon Case
Professor Byron Warnken, as Legal Analyst for WJZ Television, Is Interviewed on the Jury’s Award of Punitive Damages in the Baltimore County Case in Which Exxon Was Responsible for Underground Leaks That Made Homes Uninhabitable
Professor Warnken Interviewed Regarding Supreme Court Decision on GPS Tracking
Professor Byron Warnken, as Legal Analyst for WBAL Radio, Is Interviewed on the Supreme Court Agreeing to Decide Whether GPS Tracking – “24-7” for Months at a Time – Violates the Fourth Amendment Prohibition Against Unreasonable Searches & Seizures