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Reasonable Doubt vs. Probable Cause July 18, 2019

The two legal standards of proof police officers need to determine whether to make a traffic stop, detain a person for questioning, conduct a search, or make an arrest are reasonable suspicion and probable cause. While both standards were set forth by the U.S. Supreme Court, ...

Reasonable Doubt vs. Probable Cause July 18, 2019
The two legal standards of proof police officers need to determine whether to make a traffic stop, detain a person for questioning, conduct a search, or make an arrest are reasonable suspicion and ...
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Do I Have to Register as a Connecticut Sex Offender Forever? July 10, 2019
Getting convicted of a sex crime in Connecticut can be devastating. Not only does it result in a lengthy prison sentence and expensive fines, but also registration as a sex offender. Sex offender ...
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How Your Social Media Activity Can Impact Your Criminal Case July 3, 2019
Social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram now play a big role in our lives. From posting photos and videos of a recent trip to keeping up with friends and family, there is a ...
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What is a Motion to Suppress? July 1, 2019
Law enforcement must follow certain rules when making an arrest and conducting a criminal investigation to provide fairness and transparency in the work officers perform, ensure they legally collect ...
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What to Do If You're Accused of Sexual Assault June 25, 2019
The #MeToo and Time’s Up movements have inspired women and men of all backgrounds to share stories of being victims of sexual assault or sexual harassment. From celebrities in the entertainment ...
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How Law Enforcement Detects Drunk Drivers June 20, 2019
Most DUI arrests occur in two situations: a car accident or a traffic stop due to “reasonable suspicion” of drunk driving. But how does the police initially determine reasonable suspicion? What types ...
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