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Understanding Your Miranda Rights April 17, 2017
When you are taken into custody by law enforcement, they are required by law to read you your Miranda Warning, or as they are more commonly known, your Miranda Rights. The name comes from the Supreme ...
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Reviewing the History of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) July 28, 2016
Throughout the years, one of the nation’s loudest and proudest voices in the movement to eliminate drunk driving and increase the penalties for doing so has consistently been Mothers Against Drunk ...
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Don't Talk To The Police October 27, 2015
https://youtu.be/JRjMGMQ5jps We are always talking to people about not talking to the police and exercising your right to remain silent. But what's the best way to go about this? Blame it on your ...
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What Is Your Reasonable? October 23, 2015
When the government accuses you of a crime, it must prove its case “ beyond a reasonable doubt”. But who are they proving it to? This burden of proof is only as high as the jury says it is. And who is ...
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Why is a Simple Solution to Police Brutality Being Ignored? February 11, 2015
Due to recent high profile events, awareness of the problem of police brutality has increased, but there is a simple solution to the problem that is largely being ignored, and often actively resisted ...
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U.S. Supreme Court may review forced blood draw DUI case December 8, 2014
Last year, the U.S. Supreme Court decided the case of Missouri v. McNeely, holding that officers must generally get a warrant before they forcibly draw someone's blood during a DUI investigation. The ...
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