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“Three strikes” laws impose life or near-life prison sentences after a third qualifying felony in many states, but courts and legislatures have increasingly narrowed who qualifies and how prior convictions count. Recent reforms and appellate decisions have expanded options to challenge strikes, seek resentencing, or reduce enhancements based on the nature of the offenses and […]
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Can You Challenge a Sexual Battery Conviction Successfully?
Yes—depending on the evidence and legal errors in your case, a sexual battery conviction can sometimes be challenged successfully through an appeal or post-conviction relief. Common grounds include insufficient evidence, improper jury instructions, unlawful searches, inadmissible statements, or ineffective assistance of counsel. This article explains the strongest challenge strategies, key deadlines, required proof, and what […]
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MAN versus DOG
“MAN versus DOG” is a legal dispute between a person and a dog owner or handler, most often arising from a dog bite or attack and typically decided under strict liability or negligence rules set by state law. Outcomes commonly turn on provable injury damages, the dog’s history, and any defenses like provocation or trespass. […]
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The Dilemma of the Domestic Violence Victim
Domestic violence victims in the U.S. can seek immediate protection through restraining orders, emergency custody, and safety planning, even when they feel trapped by finances or fear. Many cases involve a mix of physical harm, coercive control, and threats that make leaving dangerous and legally complex. This article explains key legal options, how to document […]
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11 Reasons NOT To Talk To The Police
You should not talk to the police without a lawyer because anything you say can be used against you, even if you’re innocent. Police are trained to gather evidence and may use broad questions, misstatements, or pressure tactics that can turn a casual conversation into self-incrimination. This article explains 11 key reasons to stay silent […]
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The Way Of The WiseGuy
This article features a 2004 interview with Joseph D. Pistone, the FBI undercover agent known as “Donnie Brasco.” It covers Pistone’s experiences infiltrating the Mafia and key takeaways from his books, including The Way of the Wiseguy. It also notes the interview’s origin and republication with permission from Crime, Justice and America magazine. An Interview […]
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HUMOR – Part 3
Humor – Part 3 is a 2002 reprinted humorous story that begins with a driver getting a parking ticket from a motorcycle cop after a 5-minute store stop. It recounts the narrator’s escalating attempts to talk the officer out of the citation and the cop’s response. The article is a short comedy anecdote originally published […]
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PRESUMED GUILTY:
“Presumed Guilty” argues the jury missed key evidence in Scott Peterson’s trial and contends he should not face a death sentence. It features a 2007 interview with author Matt Dalton by journalist Bill Bickel, exploring disputed facts and legal issues. This article reviews the book and summarizes the interview’s central claims about the Laci Peterson […]
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