A single text message can change the course of a California murder case. However, it only has value if it meets strict legal standards. In many cases, the real question is not what the message says, but whether the court can trust it. How prosecutors build intent...
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What family members should know before a felony hearing
Attending a felony court hearing can be confusing to anyone who has never gone to one before. Understanding courtroom expectations can help you avoid accidentally complicating an already stressful situation while allowing you to support your loved one appropriately....
Can deleting workplace messages become obstruction of justice?
Deleting old emails or workplace messages is a normal part of running a business. Many companies remove old records under a retention policy. In most cases, that is not a crime. But once an investigation begins, investigators may look at those actions differently....
You can face conspiracy charges before the crime is committed
With most criminal charges, a person actually has to break the law and engage in criminal activity to be arrested. Only after they have done so do the police have a valid reason to arrest them and charge them with a crime. Conspiracy charges, however, can be a bit...
