Articles, tagged with "prosecutor", page 1
15th March 2011
I'm proud to be an American, and I am a strong supporter of our troops fighting overseas in the War on Terror. So it upsets me to hear about the recent scandal involving JP Morgan Chase illegally foreclosing on the homes of active military personnel. In a...
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Author:
JamesBrown
13th December 2010
Court Finds NJ Speeding Radar Device Inadmissible and Unreliable
Defendant Green was convicted of speeding for driving sixty-three in a forty-five mile per hour zone. Before his trial, he submitted numerous discovery requests to the police department, ...
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Author:
Kris Slevens
07th July 2010
A St. Louis personal injury attorney has been exposed for stealing almost $800,000 from 75 clients. His scheme was finally brought to light when Angelisa Garrett was forced to turn to the attorney general's office for help with her creditors.
Angelisa ...
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Author:
JamesBrown
08th December 2009
In British Columbia there are 3 main types of criminal offences. They are (1) purely summary conviction offences, (2) purely indictable offences, and (3) hybrid offences.These 3 types of offences are set out in the Criminal Code of Canada.Purely summary c...
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Author:
JGD
05th November 2009
Death Cause by Distracted Driving While on Cell Phone Leads to Conviction for Negligent Homicide
By Houston Criminal Lawyer John Floyd and Paralegal Billy Sinclair.
It was an emotional crime, to be sure. The father of the daughter convicted of the c...
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Author:
Media Masters
11th July 2009
Nobody appreciates having a speeding ticket. Hopefully, this text will give readers a better idea of ways to Beat speeding tickets.Step 1 Gather evidence: when you're battling with speeding tickets, make a request for the traffic court to show youthe offi...
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Author:
Brady Smith
07th June 2006
The Process in a Misdemeanor Case
Arraignment
The arraignment is the defendant's first court hearing after the arrest, booking, and initial bail phases of the criminal process have taken place. This is usually the first opportunity for the defendant t...
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Author:
Darren Kavinoky
