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Kyle Barry serves as Policy Counsel at LDF. Mr. Barry identifies and advances legislative and policy reforms in LDF's priority areas, with a special concentration on judicial nominations. Prior to joining LDF, Kyle served as Director of Justice Programs at Alliance for Justice in Washington, D.C., where he directed AFJ’s advocacy on equal access to justice, fair courts, judicial selection, and the Supreme Court. Among other issues, Kyle has advocated for greater representation of civil rights l…

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Do “Junk Science” Convictions Violate Due Process?

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By Kathrina Szymborski Wolfkot, Kyle C. Barry, Alicia Bannon
| State Court Report
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A Washington Gun Case May Conflict with a Recent U.S. Supreme Court Ruling

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By Marcus Gadson, Anthony Ciolli, Kyle C. Barry
| State Court Report
The Washington high court last month upheld a law that temporarily disarms people who repeatedly drink and drive. Can a state constitutionally say that a person who has repeatedly consumed too much alcohol to drive safely cannot be trusted to operate a gun safely? In last month’s Holloway v. Brown, the Washington Supreme Court said yes. But the question has become surprisingly difficult, especially after the U.S. Supreme Court, just one week after Holloway, decided in United States v.
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A Territorial Death Penalty Case Carries a Warning for the States

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By Anthony Ciolli, Kyle C. Barry, Alicia Bannon
| State Court Report
The U.S. Virgin Islands is a self-governing U.S. territory in the Caribbean with an elected governor and legislature. In 1957, its first legislature abolished the death penalty for territorial crimes. Yet nearly 70 years later, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit invoked an act of Congress meant to safeguard criminal defendants’ double-jeopardy rights to open the door to federal prosecutors seeking the federal death penalty for exclusively territorial crimes.
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