Recent Posts in March, 2016

• Using the exclusionary rule to block illegal evidence in criminal defense cases

  Mar 30, 2016
  In many criminal cases, it is important to consider potential Fourth Amendment issues when building a strong criminal defense. The Fourth Amendment, ...
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• Legal system grapples with evidentiary issues in cases involving emoji, emoticons

  Mar 24, 2016
  Many of our readers who own iphones or who use social media sites are familiar with the terms emoticons and emoji. These terms refer, of course, to ...
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• Court issues decision supporting privacy rights in cell phone tracking case, P.2

  Mar 16, 2016
  In our last post, we mentioned a recent ruling by the Maryland Court of Special Appeals while held that prosecutors are not able to use evidence ...
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• Court issues decision supporting privacy rights in cell phone tracking case

  Mar 9, 2016
  In criminal defense work, privacy is a big concern when it comes to evaluating the validity of evidence. Prosecutors mostly rely on law enforcement ...
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