Monthly Archives: March 2014

A Police Officer’s Conclusions Concerning A Traffic Stop Do Not Satisfy Fourth Amendment Requirements

Police must prove ‘reasonable suspicion’ to justify stops, not just conclusions. Recent 9th Circuit ruling emphasizes factual evidence over officer motives. Continue reading

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Court Rules Restitution For DUI Is Limited

Navigating DUI Restitution: In a landmark case, Hilton faced a legal battle over restitution, highlighting the complexities of court rulings on compensation after probation. Continue reading

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Appeals Court Denies Motion to Dismiss On Speedy Trial Grounds

The Constitution in this country gives those accused of a criminal charge the right to a speedy trial. This means that the government must prosecute the case quickly and avoid unnecessary delay. In some cases, charges are filed but the … Continue reading

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