Most Americans over a certain age remember when President Ronald Reagan and three other people were shot by a lone gunman. The accused, John Hinkley, was captured and found not guilty and not criminally responsible for the shooting. Stories like this appear in the...
In the United States, the police can force you to provide a DNA sample under certain circumstances, but this depends on several factors, including the nature of the case, the jurisdiction, and whether you are under arrest. Here’s a general overview: If You Are...
During the voir dire process, the lawyers can ask questions of potential jurors during jury selection to identify a juror’s potential biases. In criminal cases and those involving issues of discrimination, bias, or civil rights, the question of whether jurors might...
Surveillance and Monitoring: Law enforcement is employing drones to monitor large areas, especially in situations like public events, protests, or crime scenes. They provide a bird’s-eye view, which can be crucial for assessing situations and making informed...
In many legal systems, whether the losing party can be required to pay the prevailing party’s legal fees depends on the jurisdiction, the nature of the case, and the specific circumstances. Here are some general principles and considerations: General Principles...
