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Understanding the most common crime lab issues January 6, 2017

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been under increased scrutiny in recent years due to a string of flawed testimonies and evidentiary submissions. According to The Atlantic, the forensic ...

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When The Department Of Justice Targets Certain Industries November 23, 2016

Physicians all over the country are raising concerns over a letter recently released by the United States Department of Justice (DOJ). In the letter the Justice Department announced its intent to make ...

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What if the police violate search and seizure laws? October 15, 2016

While we all think we know our Fourth Amendment rights against illegal search and seizure, there is one recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that may give more power to the police, and all they have to ...

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Criminal Harassment - Where Do You Draw The Line About Free Speech? October 10, 2016

A decision was recently reached in an interesting criminal harassment case surrounding politics and freedom of speech. The case of the Commonwealth vs. Harvey J. Bigelow made it all the way to the ...

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Your cell phone and your privacy September 12, 2016

Technological advances have made the world a much smaller place in terms of how people communicate with each other and conduct day to day business. Whether it is through the use of social media, or ...

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Supreme Court ruling has the potential to take Boston drug searches to a new level July 15, 2016

Last blog post, we discussed illegal search and seizure laws. This post will dive deeper into the Supreme Court ruling, which has the potential to broaden police authority to stop people on the street ...

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