Saying someone is pleading “the Fifth” in every day conversation is usually understood to mean that
“I know my rights – you gon’ need a warrant for that”
The 4th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution is one of the most historically litigated amendments,
What is criminal procedure exactly?
Becoming a participant in the criminal justice system in America can be confusing, intimidating and
Origins of Crime
Most people that get involved with the court system would prefer to work things about between
Voir Dire (Jury Selection)
On television, the audience usually only gets to see a criminal trial in the middle, when the
Stop and Stare
Stop and Stare: “Mere Presence” at the Scene of an Arrest is Not Interference with that Arrest At
What is a “Re-Pleader?”
You may have been litigating your criminal case for months, or you may have just been arrested. In
FAQ: What is the difference between the roles of a trial jury and a grand jury?
A trial jury makes the final determination as to the guilt of a defendant in a criminal case. In New
