Supreme Court Upholds Warrantless Apartment Search
The U.S. Supreme Court, in Fernandez v. California, has upheld the warrantless search of an apartment when the suspect objected, but his girlfriend (and co-occupant)
The U.S. Supreme Court, in Fernandez v. California, has upheld the warrantless search of an apartment when the suspect objected, but his girlfriend (and co-occupant)
Stephen Lemons | New Times As Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery fights to keep Debra Milke behind bars pending a retrial on her overturned murder
Yesterday I included the Milke case as one of my favorite Brady decisions. For the non-lawyers, Brady refers to the U.S. Supreme Court case of
In my experience most prosecutors play by the rules. They know their ethical duties and abide by them. However, I, along with many of my
On July 28, 2010 the federal district court issued an injunction to part of the highly publicized and talked about immigration bill in Arizona, known
Drug sniffing dogs – you see them at the airport, the bus station, and on television. They serve an important purpose for law enforcement and
We should all be able to agree if you are charged with a crime, you should get a fair trial. An obvious prerequisite to a
Asset forfeiture occurs when the government claims someone has profited from criminal activity. The government will then attempt to seize the proceeds of that criminal
There are many crimes in Arizona that result in a person serving a term of jail. A term of jail can devastate a person’s career.
© 2020 All rights reserved for Koplow Law Firm.