In February, we wrote that Wisconsin authorities and lawmakers are increasingly cracking down on drivers who allegedly drive intoxicated in recreational vehicles. This includes snowmobiles,
Earlier this week, we began a discussion about a man convicted of triple homicide who has been fighting for more than a decade just to
Some of our recent posts have been focused on the importance of hard evidence when attempting to convict someone on criminal charges. Over the last
Earlier this week, we began a discussion about a serious problem within the criminal justice system: potentially unjust holes in the plea bargain process. Most
If you were facing criminal charges for a crime you did not commit, would you ever choose to plead guilty? Of course you wouldn’t. Most
Smart phones are great tools that make our lives more convenient and entertaining. But it is no secret that smart phones can also inspire us
Earlier this week, we began a discussion about a recent U.S. Supreme Court case and its implications for future accused persons. Specifically, the holding in
A recent United States Supreme Court case may impact the practical ability of the wider legal system to protect criminally accused individuals from double jeopardy.
