Our Memories-Fact, Fiction, or a Little Bit of Both?
Have you ever heard someone tell a story of a past event many times and noticed that the story changed with each recounting? Is the
Have you ever heard someone tell a story of a past event many times and noticed that the story changed with each recounting? Is the
Having already served 8 years of a 9-33 year prison sentence for armed robbery, kidnapping and other charges stemming from a confrontation with two sports
Bill Cosby’s sexual assault trial ended in a mistrial over the weekend after a jury could not agree as to his guilt or innocence. While
Florida Governor Rick Scott has signed legislation into law that essentially shifts the burden of proof from defendant to prosecutor in “Stand Your Ground” cases.
The short answer is yes. Police officers can lie, deceive, and falsify their true identities to obtain information from a suspect. Undercover sting operations are
The right to privacy is as much a cherished Constitutional right as that of free speech or the right to bear arms. Opponents of this
Can a minor properly understand the implications of consenting to a police request for a search? That is an issue which is highlighted in an
For those who were born after the 1970’s it’s probably hard to imagine that for 190 years our country existed without those suspected of criminal
False arrest is everyone’s nightmare scenario. Conviction for a false arrest is a sentence that never ends. Today’s edition of the Tampa Bay Times features