Criminal Law Advice

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  Reversing Big Brother: Videotaping and Recording On-Duty Police Officers 
  ... sign and you decide enough is enough. You are tired of police officers and highway patrol recording your every move, so you decide that it is your turn to record local police officers when they are not on duty. ... 
FAQs


• In a jury trial, why does the judge need to see the verdict before the jury foreman reads it aloud?
  ... decision. The jury is required to limit their answers to the instructions given by the court. Unfortunately, juries are occasionally confused by the court’s instructions, or simply want more options than are listed. For example, intoxication assault is a third ... 
• Can the cops break down my door to enter my home?
  ... “knock-and-announce” rule. This purpose of this rule is to allow people an opportunity to respond so that violence can be averted and privacy protected. Keep in mind, however, that this is only a general rule. Once the cops knock and ... 
• What are rules of criminal procedure?
  ... procedure, like when a defendant’s statement may be used against him or her.Criminal Procedures Covered by the RulesMost states organize their rules of procedure chronologically. They begin by outlining who can receive and file a criminal complaint. Usually a district .