Our legal library was created to educate defendants on their rights after an arrest in Ohio or Kentucky, including their rights while in custody, how to plead in court, and what steps to take while waiting for a court appearance. Browse our articles today to learn more.
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7 Interview And Interrogation Secrets The Police Don't Want You To Know Whether you are questioned by the police, or you are in police custody for a formal interrogation, there are some secrets that you need to know. -
Plea Agreements: The Basics Overall, once you have pleaded guilty at the plea hearing, withdrawing your plea can be very difficult. -
The Tip Off: How Reliable Does an Informant’s Tip Need to Be? Courts have set up a framework to determine whether the information that started a police investigation, and a request for a search warrant, is reliable. -
Medicaid Eligibility Fraud Medicaid is a Government Program in the United States that is a State and Federal Programs that helps with healthcare costs for some people with limited income and resources. -
Illegally Transmitting Multiple Commercial Electronic Mail Messages; Unauthorized Access Of Computer Illegally Transmitting Multiple Commercial Electronic Mail Messages -
Six Critical Mistakes to Avoid During a Police Investigation Sometimes we are our own worst enemies. When the stakes are high, it is important that you avoid doing anything that could make your situation worse. -
Circumstances that Increase Penalties for Drug Trafficking When cops are making charging decisions they take into account certain circumstances that might ultimately increase the penalty for a drug trafficking offense -
Jury Trial or Bench Trial? When you think of a criminal trial, it likely conjures up images of stirring closing arguments to the jury. -
Police Tactics in Drug Trafficking Cases In drug trafficking cases, cops use different tactics to prove that a drug transaction occurred. -
Police Tactics in Drug Possession Cases The most critical factor in the police’s choice of tactics is typically the quantity of drugs suspected to be involved.