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Defendant Peewee Carmelo Martinez’s motion to suppress evidence was denied by the WDVA court, citing sufficient nexus and the good-faith exception. The post Criminal – Defendant’s...
Mayes was convicted of two counts of first-degree recklessly endangering safety while armed, possession of a firearm by a felon, and felony witness intimidation. The post 6th Amend...
Although the court denied the petition for rehearing en banc, several judges would have granted the petition, with Judge Gregory explaining that the question raised First Amendment...
Incorrect procedures are blocking out-of-state witness testimonies because choosing the wrong court or jurisdiction can derail the process, and defective service can leave a witnes...
The Court of Appeals of Virginia ruled officers had probable cause and reasonable suspicion to detain and arrest Charlie Ray Surida Jr. in an Alexandria park assault case. The post...
Know the key rules under Order XX CPC on pronouncing judgments in open court, reserved judgments, timelines, reasons and signing requirements.
Every week we present the summary of a decision handed down by a Québec court provided to us by SOQUIJ and considered to be of interest to our readers throughout Canada. SOQUIJ is...
Where the district court struck the defendant’s entire closing argument after finding that parts were improper, it erred. It effectively denied him the opportunity to make a closin...
Thirteen Black male defendants were tried jointly in the Central District of Illinois on charges involving alleged gang activities, including drug trafficking and violent crimes. T...
Where the victim’s testimony, a neighbor’s testimony, the defendant’s own statements and other evidence was sufficient to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant committ...
As many SCOTUSblog readers are likely aware, there are some blockbuster criminal law cases set for the Supreme Court’s upcoming term. Bans on AR-15 and similar semi-automatic rifle...
The court’s power to revoke conditional discharge under 18 U.S.C. § 4243 is limited to situations where a person violates his “prescribed regimen of medical, psychiatric, or psycho...
Although the district court imposed its sentence before hearing the entirety of defense counsel’s sentencing arguments, because the defense counsel then stated that he thought he “...
Where the defendant was convicted of failing to appear, but the Commonwealth failed to prove that he did so knowingly, the conviction was reversed. The post Criminal – Failure to a...
Facing criminal charges brings significant stress and uncertainty to daily life. Understanding the legal process helps individuals navigate the courtroom system with clarity. Every...
Where the defendant argued the prosecutor’s comments, arguments and questions about the lack of DNA evidence were improper, but he did not contemporaneously object during voir dire...
Where a court imposes a two-level firearm enhancement pursuant to U.S. Sentencing Guidelines Manual § 2B1.1(b)(16)(B), the weapon must have facilitated or had the potential to faci...
Where the circuit court declined to address the defendant’s First Amendment overbreadth challenge to a criminal statute, and did not rule on whether the statute was unconstitutiona...
The Virginia Court of Appeals reversed the circuit court's suppression of evidence after police had reasonable suspicion to detain Charlie Ray Surida Jr. in Alexandria. The post Se...
When federal officers break the law, how can state prosecutors hold them accountable for criminal conduct? Since this past spring, a team of law students, led by Professor Emerita ...
Where a man convicted of knowingly failing to register and update a registration as required by Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act moved for a judgment of acquittal, bu...
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