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Warren Court’s irrelevance of guilt analyzed by Cedar Rapids writer
In a critical column, David M. Elderkin argues the Warren court’s suppression rules and expanded defendant rights overrode state convictions, while noting local cases and a Davenport murder, urging balance between rights and public safety. He cites Gideon v. Wainwright and the idea that the court’s approach risks undermining justice.
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David M. Elderkin
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Bar Association
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Iowa Academy of Trial Lawyers
American College of Trial Lawyers
Warren Court
Lord Diplock