Criminal Defense

Lindsay Clancy and Postpartum Psychosis

Can DNA Results be Hacked?

How a Dallas Assault Turned into a Murder Charge

Ramonce Taylor: Five Pounds of Marijuana

Is a Fingerprint Match Really “a Match”?

Facial Recognition: When the Algorithm Is Wrong

Why Batson Hasn’t Fixed Jury Selection

Thomas Partey: Pending Charges and How Texas Frames a Sexual-Assault Case

When the Evidence Is AI-Generated: The Take It Down Act, Section 1466A, and What the Strahler Case Means for Criminal Defense

By Douglas E. Huff  |  Partner, Deandra Grant Law  |  Dallas, Texas On April 7, 2026, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio announced the first federal conviction under…

Arson Convictions, Cameron Todd Willingham, and Texas’s Junk Science Writ

In late April 2026, The Appeal reported on the appeal of Maria Montalvo, a New Jersey woman convicted in 1996 of murdering her two young children in a car fire and sentenced…