Explains how Byrd v. United States expanded Fourth Amendment privacy rights for drivers of rental cars who are not listed…
Read guide : Privacy Rights in Rental Cars After Byrd v. United StatesExplains the Supreme Court’s 14‑day break‑in‑custody rule for renewed police questioning after a suspect invokes Miranda rights.
Read guide : Understanding the Supreme Court’s 14‑Day Miranda Interrogation RuleAn in-depth look at the legal battles, current rules, and practical tips for recording police officers in Chicago and across…
Read guide : Recording Police in Chicago: Law, Rights and LimitsExplores an Ohio Supreme Court ruling on warrantless backpack searches, student privacy, and school safety protocols.
Read guide : Ohio School Backpack Searches and the Fourth AmendmentExplains a Supreme Court ruling that lowers the evidentiary bar for denying reentry to green card holders accused of crimes…
Read guide : Supreme Court Narrows Reentry Protections for Green Card HoldersA critical look at the “three felonies a day” idea, modern federal criminal law, and why the claim should not…
Read guide : Do People Really Commit Three Felonies a Day?A practical guide to how video evidence is used, challenged, and defended in modern criminal cases.
Read guide : Facing Criminal Charges in a World of Constant VideoExplores when marijuana odor still justifies a vehicle search, how laws vary by state, and what drivers should know about…
Read guide : Marijuana Odor and Vehicle Searches: Evolving Probable Cause RulesAn in-depth look at the constitutional debate over six-member criminal juries, the Supreme Court’s role, and implications for fair trial…
Read guide : Six-Person Criminal Juries and the Sixth AmendmentA clear guide to how the plain view doctrine works in vehicle stops, when officers can search or seize without…
Read guide : Plain View Doctrine and Car Searches Explained
