Here is a round up of the best criminal defense blog posts for July, 2010. I always look for posts that provide either strong opinion, insight or novel information. While July had a great selection to choose from, here are the top five: The Hatred of Being In Trial – published by Brian Tannebaum a Miami criminal defense attorney. He provides his view of doing trial work and being a criminal defense attorney. Blagojevich Recap (Part II) – published by
At the core of the United States Constitution is the principle of Due Process. In its most basic form, this principle provides that the government must respect all of the legal rights owed to the people. One of those legal rights is the guarantee of a fair trial to a person accused of a crime.A fair trial includes preventing the State from unfair or suggestive identifications which would direct a witness to make a false identification. The most common situation
Drug sniffing dogs – you see them at the airport, the bus station, and on television. They serve an important purpose for law enforcement and the public. That is, they smell drugs when humans cannot. Moreover, the dogs do it in a manner that is not invasive to the people being search. However, there are some rules, like the 4th Amendment to constitution, that restrict how these dogs can be used. For example, law enforcement can’t just bust down your
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