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We are well past the time for our courts to reconsider whether the consciousness-of-guilt charge -- when a judge tells a jury that false statements by the accused may be regarded as consciousness of guilt -- makes sense. Our common law evolves over time. Drawing from a new book by Yale Professor Peter Brooks, Connecticut lawyer Norm Pattis explains why this Victorian relic should be shed.
February 16, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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