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Ohio and Michigan correspondent for @BLaw. Vinyl hoarder. Views are my own. RTs ≠ 👍, etc. eheisig@bloombergindustry.com.
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Ohio Justices Say Criminal Juries Deserve Deference on Appeal Original

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By Eric Heisig Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
Ohio appeals courts, when considering the weight of evidence and testimony in criminal trials, must give at least some deference on the issue of credibility to the jurors who decided the outcome, the state Supreme Court said Friday as it reinstated a man’s sex-crimes convictions. The Ohio Court of Appeals, Eighth District erred when it “refused to give any deference to the jury’s credibility determination” of the victim who testified about being abused as a child, Chief Justice Sharon L.
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DOJ Down Big, But Not Out Yet, in Quest for State Voter Rolls Original

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By Eric Heisig Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The Justice Department’s lawsuits against states that refused to hand over their unredacted voter rolls have been knocked down that many times in the federal trial courts without a single win, and some judges are questioning the federal government’s true intentions.
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DOJ Called Out by Judge for Alleged AI Use, Fake Case Citation Original

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By Eric Heisig Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
A federal judge chastised, but didn’t sanction, the Justice Department Thursday after one of its lawyers in Michigan seemingly used artificial intelligence and cited a nonexistent appeals court case. The lawyer, in a response to a show cause order, mentioned a case from the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit that couldn’t be found, Chief Judge Hala Y.
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