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Silence Not Consent in Bus Station Search, Appeals Court Holds
Obeying officer's instruction to be searched is not valid consent.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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…
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