Famous Trials by Professor Douglas Linder

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This site, created by Professor Douglas Linder, University of Missouri, Kansas City, has amazingly been around for 20 years. I am admittedly surprised I had never heard of it. That is, until it was recently posted to a professional listserv that I follow. Then again, the web is vast. In any event, for those interested in criminal justice and trial procedure? This is a must read, in that it includes trials dating back to 399 B.C. as well as more recent trials, such as the Trayvon Martin case.

That being said, peruse, enjoy, and learn!
 
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