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From the Florida Court of Appeal decision Friday in Waite v. State, written by Judge Paige Kilbane, joined by Chief Judge James Edwards and Judge Scott Makar: This case stems from a lengthy dispute between Waite and the Citrus County Sheriff’s Office (“CCSO”). Since 2018, Waite quarreled over property boundaries with city employees and CCSO… ادامه خواندن Conviction for Recording Own Phone Conversation with Deputy Sheriff Overturned

There’s no denying that artificial intelligence (AI) is having a tremendous impact on the legal industry. With over one in five lawyers already using AI in their practices according to the Legal Trends Report, it’s safe to say that AI is here to stay. However, the enthusiastic adoption of AI in the legal industry has not… ادامه خواندن AI Legal Issues: What Lawyers Need to Know

The right to appeal an order in a delinquency matter is established in G.S. 7B-2602 (Right to appeal) and G.S. 7B-2603 (Right to appeal transfer decision). These statutes do not identify every order that is entered in a delinquency action. Instead, there is a right to appeal after entry of specified final orders and any… ادامه خواندن What, When, Who, and Impact on Juvenile Court – North Carolina Criminal Law

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Last Tuesday, Brian Dorsey was put to death by the state of Missouri. His execution served no le،imate penological purpose. Dorsey had been sentenced to death for a crime he committed in 2006. From the moment he was arrested and charged, he accepted responsibility. Had he received adequate legal representation there’s a good chance he… ادامه خواندن The Cruelty of Punishment Without Purpose | Austin Sarat | Verdict

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From Bakersfield Now (Jackson Walker): Officers ،ed Riddhi Patel, 28, out of a Thursday meeting of the Bakersfield City Council after she repeatedly threatened death toward councilmembers w، were weighing a Gaza ceasefire resolution. Patel spoke out in favor of the resolution, but expressed skepticism toward the council’s willingness to p، it. “I don’t have faith… ادامه خواندن “Pro-Palestine Protester Charged for Threatening to ‘Murder’ Bakersfield Lawmakers”