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Inmates Challenge Connecticut’s Death Penalty

December 27, 2012

Five Connecticut inmates have issued a legal challenge to the state’s death penalty, alleging that the lack of written policies results in discriminatory application of the death sentence. The inmates complained that prosecutors have an arbitrary decision-making process when choosing the death penalty. As a result, the process has allowed prosecutors to make decisions that […]

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What Happens if I Don’t Report Injury in a Car Accident Right Away?

December 25, 2012

Traveling in a car is a dangerous event. In fact, some experts believe that it is more hazardous than commuting by boat, train, or even airplane. Unfortunately, most individuals cannot afford to travel in the aforementioned way, and instead must rely on their car, truck, or SUV on a daily basis. Despite one’s best efforts, […]

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Should You Ever Refuse a Breathalyzer?

December 18, 2012

The snow is falling, the temperatures are dropping, and the holidays are just around the corner. At this time of year, people are often invited to attend parties thrown by friends, family, and other close contacts. While these parties are often filled with laughter, games, and great food, high amounts of alcoholic beverages may also […]

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New Mexico DWI Laws

December 18, 2012

This article is brought to you by the Albuquerque DWI lawyers at the New Mexico Legal Group. If you have been charged with a DWI in New Mexico you need an experienced DWI defense lawyer to protect your future. Under New Mexico DWI laws, a driver is considered unable to effectively operate a motor vehicle […]

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Money Laundering – Get Legal Defense without Delay

December 13, 2012

(U.S. Criminal Law/Generally) Thanks to the popular crimes shows money laundering has become a familiar term among the general public. However, despite this familiarity, most of the people will not be able to provide much information about this offense. Money laundering definition It is a federal offense. The term money laundering refers to […]

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Companies taking risks with anti-corruption laws

December 12, 2012

Guest post regarding The Bribery Act 2010 and potential criminal offences in the UK. UK businesses are still taking risks with the UK Bribery Act in the pressure to win business and the belief that regulators will hold back from prosecutions, says business advisory firm FTI Consulting, Inc. The Bribery Act 2010 The Bribery Act, […]

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You’ve Been Arrested, Now What Happens?

December 4, 2012

Here are a couple rules and guidelines to follow if you have been arrested in Florida, United States. 1. Be aware of all surrounding circumstances during time spent with the arresting officer in the patrol vehicle. Once the officer has placed you in his vehicle, the officer may attempt to make small talk or what […]

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Speed Traps on the Interstate: Can You Still Salvage the Holiday?

December 4, 2012

(US criminal law and generally) No driver enjoys being pulled over for speeding. When setting speed limits, public safety officials must consider the presence of large trucks, older vehicles with outdated or poorly maintained equipment, and poorly skilled drivers. Due to these factors, some drivers may believe that speed limits are set well below their […]

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Domestic Violence: What Happens Now?

November 29, 2012

Domestic violence takes many shapes and forms. Many people assume that domestic violence is the act of physically hurting a spouse, a child, or any relative. The truth is, the definition of domestic violence is very broad, and actions that are taking place in your home may be considered abuse. What Can Be Defined as Domestic […]

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Possible Defenses To A Disorderly Conduct Charge

November 27, 2012

(US criminal law and generally) Disorderly conduct is the most common charge made by arresting officers throughout the country. This charge has a very broad range of events that fall under its scope. Playing music too loud at your home to having a fight with your partner that others can hear can be considered disorderly […]

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