What You Don’t Know About Sex Trafficking
Sex trafficking is more complex than it seems. Some sex trafficking is a lot more serious than others.
Sleuthing That Worked: How Police Finding Cat Hairs Solved This Mail Bomb Case
In the Poff case, investigators took the extra steps they needed. Now they've got a strong case, and likely a winning one.
Ready for What’s Next: 5 Ways to Strengthen Economic Resilience
Get five practical tips to spot cash flow red flags early, speed up payments, track spending in real time, and build stronger client trust through clear, transparent billing—download the ebook.
DNA — Debate Or Debacle, And Why A Good Judge Makes All The Difference
When infallible science turns out to be not so infallible, the consequences can be grave.
Who Needs The Presumption Of Innocence, Anyway?
When you're the one in the back seat of the police car, you'll be begging for that presumption of innocence.
Crime That Might Pay
How do you balance the First Amendment right of free speech with the societal imperative to punish people for crime?
What Do You Do When A Client Scares You?
Thankfully this situation is rare, but one case in particular recently came to mind.
How Legisway Helps In-House Teams Manage All Legal Matters In One Trusted Place
Operate with AI driven insights, legal intake, unified content and modular scalability to transform efficiency and clarity.
You Schmooze, You Lose
There's nothing to be gained by being friendly...
No Sex Till You’re Married. Punishment That Fits The Crime?
Some judges, however, take the alternative-sentencing idea too far.
Old Warrants And The War On Immigrants
Warrant forgiveness: an idea whose time has come.
The Cost Of The President’s Executive Order
Only part of the cost falls on the immigrant; the rest is picked up by us.
How Filevine’s New DraftAI Cuts Out Hours Of Writing Work
Now it transforms your document creation with natural language prompts.
Sanctuary Is Not The Same As Amnesty
The U.S. doesn't give away the shop to criminal aliens -- we never have.
Kidnapped At Birth (Or, When The Victim Loves The Accused)
How is justice served in this complex case?
What Do You Do When You Get A Terrible Case? You Make Lemonade
Harping on the burden of proof and not actual innocence is always the way to go.
Representing Someone Who’s Guilty — The Dylann Roof Case
Dylann Roof faces the death penalty in two different jurisdictions -- state and federal.
A Prosecutor’s Response
Believe it or not, many prosecutors are trying to do the right thing, even if it means a bad guy gets off.