A motion to file polygraph evidence in defense of Brock Cunningham and a series of anonymous tips caused a temporary stir in the proceedings. The attorney representing Brock Cunningham against the state’s accusation of the murder and abuse of 3-year-old Natalie Pickle filed a motion to admit two polygraph, or “lie detector,” exams in defense…
Litigation Commentary & Review, a publication of the Litigation Counsel of America, has republished Dan Monnat and Paige A. Nichols’ legal review of the ways in which police lies are accepted within the Kansas justice system…
By Dan Monnat and Paige Nichols, published in The Champion, December, 2010.
By Dan Monnat and Paige Nichols, Journal of the Kansas Association for Justice, May 2011.
Kansas judge questions ethics of reporting names of some cash-paying clients In a war between the Internal Revenue Service and the criminal defense bar over a requirement that lawyers report the names of some cash-paying clients, the lawyers finally have a weapon to use. It is a Jan. 13 opinion by U.S. District Judge Patrick…
