» Elliot Sol Abrams

Silence Not Consent in Bus Station Search, Appeals Court Holds

Obeying officer's instruction to be searched is not valid consent. Read More
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I Didn't Do Anything Wrong, Why Shouldn't I Talk to the Feds?

Today, you can be perfectly innocent in your own mind and still be a criminal in the eyes of the federal government. Read More
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Professors discuss use of brain science in court

Brain science has the potential to both help and hurt defendants. Should (and how should) it be used in court, professors discuss. Read More
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Candidate's Testimonial Ad for Construction Company Possibly Violated Federal Election Law

Candidate's testimonial for company mentioning his campaign may have violated federal election law. Read More
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Judge Rejects Prosecutors' Request for Long Imprisonment

While prosecutors sought 17+ year term of imprisonment judge sentenced former UBS employee to a term of 18 months. Read More
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North Carolina Consolidated Sentence Counts as One Prior Conviction for Federal Sentencing

For federal sentencing, a "consolidated sentence" from North Carolina court counts as single prior conviction. Read More
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Statement of Economic Interest Form

In North Carolina, candidates for office and many government officials are required to file a Statement of Economic Interest form with the State Ethics Commission. These forms require disclosure of financial relationships and holdings in order for th… Read More
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