March 2006
Monthly Archive
Criminal Law #11: Murder Wednesday, Mar 29 2006
1L and Criminal Law and Neil Wehneman and University of Cincinnati College of Law 1:44 am
We now begin several episodes on the topic of homicide. The most serious of homicides are intentional ones, aka murder. Murder is generally broken down into two degrees: first and second.
Commonwealth v. Carroll
State v. Guthrie
Commonwealth v. Malone
United States v. Fleming
Civil Procedure II #7: Discovery III Tuesday, Mar 28 2006
1L and Civil Procedure and Civil Procedure II and Neil Wehneman and University of Cincinnati College of Law 8:45 pm
We’ve all heard of attorney-client privilege, and those communications are immune to discovery. However there is a related protection called the work-product doctrine. We’ll explore that here, as well as briefly explore attorney-client privilege.
Hickman v. Taylor
Rule 26
Civil Procedure II #6: Discovery II Tuesday, Mar 28 2006
1L and Civil Procedure and Civil Procedure II and Neil Wehneman and University of Cincinnati College of Law 8:32 pm
Now that we have some discovery tools available, let’s apply them. Diana Ross and one of her former employees will provide us with a case to examine.
Davis v. Ross
Rule 26
Rule 34
News and Views #14: Sharing the Memo Tuesday, Mar 28 2006
Neil Wehneman and News and Views 8:16 pm
In this episode I respond to a comment asking about my memo. I discuss why I have not been recording my legal research and writing classes, as well as what I might be able to share about my completed memo.
News and Views #13: Abortion Placeholder Tuesday, Mar 28 2006
Neil Wehneman and News and Views 8:01 pm
This is a placeholder episode for when I put together a full episode on my personal abortion position.