Criminal defense attorneys were hopping mad to discover a prosecutor in their midst at a recent Texas CLE seminar titled "Capital Trial Advocacy -- The Defense." The incident has touched off a controversy over who should or shouldn't be allowed to attend criminal law CLE courses funded in part by state money. "That's a real concern for us, because some people feel that they are giving out proprietary information that we don't want to give to prosecutors," said one defense attorney.
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How Did He Get In? Asst. DA Unwelcome at Defense-Oriented CLE Event
Texas Lawyer
February 25, 2005
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