MOTIONS TO SUPPRESS Part 3: The MIRANDA RULE/WARNINGS
The Miranda Rule/Warning Toggle The Miranda Rule/Warning THE TEST EMPLOYED IS AN OBJECTIVE STANDARD, NOT A SUBJECTIVE STANDARD; THE IMPLICATION OF THE MIRANDA RULE 2. [...]
The Miranda Rule/Warning Toggle The Miranda Rule/Warning THE TEST EMPLOYED IS AN OBJECTIVE STANDARD, NOT A SUBJECTIVE STANDARD; THE IMPLICATION OF THE MIRANDA RULE 2. [...]
What are these motions and when do you make them? When you cannot negotiate a desirable disposition or resolution of your case, there is only [...]
Drunk Driving Drunk driving or Driving Under Influence (DUI) is a serious crime in the United States. However, each state has its schemes for sentences [...]
Penal Code Section 1538.5 and Introductory Legal Authorities TogglePenal Code Section 1538.5 and Introductory Legal AuthoritiesMEMORANDUM OF POINTS AND AUTHORITIESPenal Code Section 1538.5, in pertinent [...]
By Andrew Alexander Dósa This is the first of a series on Motions to Suppress. Several important Supreme Court decisions addressed the issue of illegally [...]
Speak for yourself and help yourself. Below you will read about tips on how to prepare for your probation interview. Up until now, you’ve been [...]
The law is clear. Restitution is imposed when a defendant is convicted of a crime.[1] It is good for a victim. It is supposed to be [...]
The Aggravated White Collar Crime Enhancement: the Freeze and Seize Power of the Government under Penal Code §186.11, by Andrew Dósa In 1995, the California [...]