2004 Winning Strategies Seminars Materials
(*Note : The following materials were prepared by attorneys who wish to assist others in the defense of the indigent by sharing their work; please respect their work by not copying from it or distributing it without acknowledging their authorship.)

• The Fifth Amendment: Statements
  Andrea George
  
  
• Discovery: A Long Journey to Nowhere
  Christopher Yates
  
  
• Litigating False Confessions
  Denny LeBoeuf
  
  
• Litigating False Confessions: a bibliography
  Denny LeBoeuf
  
  
• The Speech: Ethical Issues Confronting Defense Counsel When Client's Testimony May Be False
  Henry Martin
  
  
• What the Prosecutor Shoulnd't Do: Misconduct
  Jon Sands, Steve Kalar & Chris Miles
  
  
• Representation in Multi-Defendant Cases
  Jon Sands
  
  
• A Guide to Joint Defense Agreements
  Jon Sands
  
  
• Sample Joint Defense Agreement
  Michael Petrik
  
  
• Sample Motion to Sever Defendants for Trial
  Michael Petrik
  
  
• Ethical Concerns with Appeal Waivers
  Steven Shankman
  
  
• Understanding Affirmative Defenses
  David Beneman
  
  
• Methamphetamine: Mixture & Substance - Analytical and Sentencing Guidelines Implications
  Gene Gietzen
  
  
• Methamphetamine: A Theoretical Yield Case Study
  Gene Gietzen
  
  
• Defending Federal Gun Cases
  Shawn Halbert & John Reichmuth
  
  
• Defending Illegal Reentry Cases: Pretrial & Trial
  Shereen Charlick
  
  
• Raising Mental Health in Mitigation
  Dr. L. Tom Kucharski
  
  
• Challenging the Upward Bumps: Sentencing in Illegal Reentry Cases
  Francisco Morales
  
  
• Dealing with Probation: Beware, the Probation Officer as Prosecutor
  Geoff Hansen & Steve Kalar
  
  
• The Crucibles of Cooperation: Dealing with the Government
  Suzanne Lachelier & Larry Kupers
  
  
• Beating the Rap (Sheet): Fighting Sentencing Enhancements Based on Prior Convictions
  Brent Newton & Tim Crooks
  
  
• Does a Prior Conviction Qualify as a "Crime of Violence?"
  Laura Levitt & Brent Newton
  
  
• Sentencing in Gun Cases (Fighting the Career Offender Guideline, Armed Career Criminal Act, & Gun Enhancements)
  Shawn McRae & Suzanne Lachelier