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Why don't some states permit meaningful discovery in criminal cases? One of the great ironies of due process in Connecticut, for example, is the fact that a defendant in a car accident case has more discovery rights than a man facing the loss of life or liberty. Something is wrong, says Norm Pattis, when citizens get more due process to take one another's money than they do to protect liberty or lives.
June 22, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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