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- Title
IF SKILLING CAN'T GET A CHANGE OF VENUE, WHO CAN? SALVAGING COMMON LAW IMPLIED BIAS PRINCIPLES FROM THE WRECKAGE OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL PRETRIAL PUBLICITY STANDARD.
- Authors
Gross, Jordan
- Abstract
The article discusses venue changes in legal proceedings in relation to U.S. common law implied bias principles and the constitutional pretrial publicity standard as of March 2013. American jurisprudence is addressed, along with due process violations, a defendant's legal right to an impartial jury, and an analysis of the prosecution of U.S. executive Jeffrey Skilling. Rule 21 of the U.S. Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure is examined, along with the potential impact of juror bias on justice.
- Subjects
UNITED States; CHANGE of venue (Law); JUROR bias; FREE press &; fair trial; SKILLING, Jeff, 1953-; COMMON law; JURISPRUDENCE; CRIMINAL procedure; DUE process of law; ACTIONS &; defenses (Law)
- Publication
Temple Law Review, 2013, Vol 85, Issue 3, p575
- ISSN
0899-8086
- Publication type
Article