LEGAL INSIGHTS & CASE COMMENTARY

“How often criminal charges are beaten” refers to the likelihood that a criminal case is dismissed, reduced, or results in a not guilty verdict, depending on the evidence and legal...

A plea deal vs trial refers to the decision a criminal defendant must make between accepting a negotiated resolution with the prosecutor or exercising the constitutional right to trial, each...

A reflection on recent ICE shootings, accountability, and why constitutional values must guide law enforcement beyond politics....

The constitutional right to trial refers to the Sixth Amendment protection that guarantees individuals accused of crimes the right to a fair and public trial before an impartial jury....

The trial tax refers to the significant difference between a plea deal and the sentence imposed after a criminal trial conviction, which can sometimes pressure defendants to give up their...

A constitutional perspective on immigration enforcement, due process, and why protecting fundamental rights matters for everyone in the United States....