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Category: Criminal Law
CrimLaw - February 04, 2012
There's no way I wo
DUIblog - January 30, 2012
It is a well-documented fact that our prison population continues to grow at a rate outpacing that of the population. As of the end of 2009, we now have the dubious distinction of having the largest per-capita prison population in the world — according to
DUIblog - January 26, 2012
I don’t even know where to start with this one….
Man Spends 2 Years in Solitary After DWI Arrest
Dona Ana County, NM. &nb
CrimLaw - January 26, 2012
The BIG FUSS this week has been abo
Crime & Federalism - January 23, 2012
Judge Holden's speech on war brings Nietzsche into the Wild West. Blood Meridian has been a phenomenal read.
CrimLaw - January 23, 2012
In Virginia there's a charge of Grand Larceny with intent to Sell or Distribute (we ain't having any of that Robin Hood stuff here). It's the first part of § 18.2-108.01:A. Any
New York Federal Criminal Practice - January 21, 2012
The New York State Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers recently published its winter edition of
Atticus, showcasing the two impressive honorees at the upcoming annual dinner of the NYSACDL
Foundation, Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman and David Ruhnke, Esq.&n
Crime & Federalism - January 19, 2012
Some call this an "urban legend." Others will note that the truth can only be found in fiction.
Congressman Charles A. Lindbergh, Sr. revealed the Bankers Manifesto of 1892 to the U.S. Congress somewhere between 1907 and 1917.
BANKERS MANIFESTO
We (the bankers
DUIblog - January 19, 2012
It may not surprise you to find out that alcoholics arrested for DUI will generally have higher blood-alcohol readings. It may surprise you, however, to learn that individuals having the disease of alcoholism will generally have higher blood-alcohol readings
CrimLaw - January 17, 2012
Raylan Givens and the
DUIblog - January 14, 2012
Coming to your state soon…
B.C. Senior Snared by Draconian Drunk Driving Law
Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Jan. 12 — To bully and berate an innocent senior then punish h
Crime & Federalism - January 12, 2012
Civil defense lawyers occasionally find this humble blog after Googling, "lawyers who have beat Rex Paris." Instead of learning about those alleged lawyers, they are likely to find reports of huge personal injury verdicts and awards.
Last week the Rex Parris Law Firm, with Alexan
Crime & Federalism - January 12, 2012
When Joseph Rakofsky filed a frivolous lawsuit against me and 84 or so other people for writing that Rakofsky is incompetent and unethical, settlement never occurred to me. There are First Amendment issues at stake. If lawyers won't stand behind their words, how can people untrained in the law ev
Crime & Federalism - January 12, 2012
If you went by Lori Palmieri's website advertising her wares as a criminal defense lawyer, you'd think Michael Lewis was describing her when he wrote about Big Swinging Dicks.
Palmieri's website depicts a ghostly, almost intimidating figure with chilly blue eyes. Fan
CrimLaw - January 11, 2012
As you'll all recall, a c
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