Tag: criminal procedure
Court Rules on 95% of Motions to Suppress Evidence
In a landmark decision, a federal court recently ruled on a staggering 95% of motions to suppress evidence filed in criminal cases. This unprecedented...
Courts Rule Police Can Use Deception in 80% of Cases
Police deception in interrogations has become a widely accepted practice, with courts ruling it permissible in 80% of cases. This controversial tactic, often involving...
Court Rules 3 Confessions Inadmissible Due to Police Misconduct
In a landmark decision, a federal court recently ruled that three confessions obtained by police were inadmissible due to misconduct, highlighting the critical role...
The Exclusionary Rule: 5 Key Points to Understand
Nearly 1.5 million arrests occur annually in the United States, many of which involve evidence collected by law enforcement. Yet, not all evidence makes...
Understanding Key Differences: 5 Facts About Detention vs. Arrest
Every year, millions of individuals encounter law enforcement officers, and many find themselves facing police detention or arrest. Understanding the key differences between these...
Courts Suppress 2,000 Evidence Pieces Annually Under Exclusionary Rule
Every year, courts across the United States suppress nearly 2,000 pieces of evidence under a legal principle designed to protect citizens from unlawful police...