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Evan Lee is Professor of Law at UC Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco.

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04.07.20 Opinion analysis: Court upholds stop of vehicle based entirely on registered owner having revoked license
03.16.20 Argument preview: Determining the statute of limitations for military rape – and possibly a lot more
11.05.19 Argument analysis: Justices seem divided over evidence needed to make investigatory stop
10.28.19 Argument preview: Can the police stop a vehicle because its registered owner’s license has been suspended or revoked?
06.21.19 Opinion analysis: Felons-in-possession must know they are felons
04.24.19 Argument analysis: Court leaning toward requiring the government to prove that a felon in possession knew he was a felon
04.16.19 Argument preview: Must an unauthorized immigrant in possession of a firearm know he is in the country illegally?
02.28.19 Opinion analysis: Defense lawyer’s refusal to file requested appeal constitutes ineffective assistance, despite defendant’s appeal waiver
10.31.18 Argument analysis: Court skeptical that a lawyer may unilaterally countermand client’s instruction to file a criminal appeal
10.23.18 Argument preview: Can a criminal defense lawyer refuse to file an appeal from a guilty plea because of an appeal waiver? (Corrected)
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