Police Can Lie To You
May 20, 2018
So the police during questioning can lie and falsely tell a suspect that his friend (and co-defendant) has confessed to the crime, incriminating both of
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So the police during questioning can lie and falsely tell a suspect that his friend (and co-defendant) has confessed to the crime, incriminating both of
Frequently, a court will impose in-patient drug treatment on a person either as a condition of bond reduction or as as condition of admission or
In Alabama, after someone is arrested, the law requires that that person be presented by the police to a magistrate or judge within a reasonable
Following the legal challenge on eights amendment grounds, a new article discusses drug free zones: In Alabama, if a person is caught distributing drugs within
According to University of Utah Law Professor Shima Baradaran Baughman, Mass incarceration is one of the greatest social problems facing the United States today. America
Everyone is entitled to have counsel: But in a 1975 case, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that they can also refuse counsel. In legal terms,
This interview caused me to change my practice. Previously, the presence of a confession in a discovery package would alter my view of all other
As explained well by the Supreme Court of Hawaii, Numerous jurisdictions have held that the First Amendment affords individuals the right to photograph and film
The Marshall Project correctly notes: There are more than 800,000 Americans who are now required to register as sex offenders. And contrary to popular belief,
This chart is incredibly revealing. The wrongfully convicted persons in these cases of exoneration were conclusively proven innocent, not just not guilty. In 72% of
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