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Jeff Welty

Jeff Welty is a Professor of Public Law and Government at the School, specializing in criminal law and procedure and the law of policing.

Can the Police Compel You to Unlock Your Phone Using Your Fingerprint?

May 5, 2016

Court of Appeals: Pleading Standards Are Relaxed for Citations

April 25, 2016

State Supreme Court Reverses Court of Appeals Regarding Authentication of Surveillance Video

April 18, 2016

Bad Driving Doesn’t Necessarily Violate Chapter 20

April 11, 2016

Is It a Crime for a Transgendered Person to Use the “Wrong” Bathroom?

April 4, 2016

Book Review: Just Mercy

March 28, 2016

Court of Appeals Rules that Ignorance of the (Pseudoephedrine) Law Is an Excuse

March 21, 2016

Fourth Circuit: New Trial Required When Defense Lawyer Sleeps Through “Substantial Portion” of a Trial

March 14, 2016

Court of Appeals Upholds Admissibility of Social Media Evidence Based on Circumstantial Evidence of Authenticity

March 7, 2016

Three Ways to Lose the Right to Counsel?

February 22, 2016

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