Every state has its own set of sentencing alternatives that may be offered to a defendant instead o...
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The Fourth Amendment protects us against unreasonable searches and seizures. The purpose of this co...
Since approximately 1995, federal and state law enforcement agencies across the country have been u...
Mitigation evidence is critical to successfully representing a criminal defendant in any jurisdicti...
As we have all been made aware, the COVID-19 (aka: Coronona Virus) pandemic is impacting everybody ...
Courts, like Caesar’s wife, must be not only virtuous but above suspicion. U’Ren v. Bagle...
The Fifth Amendment provides criminal defendants with the right to remain silent. Miran...
And the Lord God said unto the woman, “What is this that thou hast done?” And the woman s...
18 U.S.C. 3624 (b) is the law that addresses federal good time credit. The statute provides for t...
Joint defense agreements are assuming increasing importance—and attracting increasing controversy...
It would “confound a jury of Rhodes scholars,” argued defense counsel where 8 of the 30 defenda...
Persons charged with a crime in Rhode Island face the possibility of fines, probation, imprisonment...