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The Definition of Conspiracy and Penalties

The newspapers and magazines are filled with references to “conspiracy” and former U.S. President Donald Trump. Trump pushes conspiracy on FBI Mar-a-lago search (Vice). Far-right echoes the same theory (Slate Magazine). Seditious conspiracy suggested as accurate charge vs. Trump (The Washington Post). Conspiracy law and the act of conspiracy has become part of everyday discussion. […]

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Exigent Circumstances: How They Work for Warrantless Arrests

Any person who has watched any of the “Law and Order” shows knows police procedure; enough to apply them in real-life situations. From having the right to remain silent upon an arrest to asking for a lawyer to stop an interrogation, some law enforcement practices are meant to protect people and keep authorities accountable. Others

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Mistrial: Can a Person be Tried Again for the Same Charge?

The law is all about procedure. Every aspect of the legal system follows their process because each step ensures that authorities reach the appropriate conclusion for every case. From investigating a crime and processing an accused to litigating and deciding on a case, the justice system must follow a process before reaching a conclusion. Even

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Capital Murder and Murder: What is the Difference?

Degrees are crucial to criminal law. For one, they determine the gravity of an offense. For another, they follow a corresponding punishment. The gravity of offense and punishment are defined in the classification of criminal offenses: infractions, misdemeanors and felonies. Of the three, felony is the most serious offense wherein capital murder typically falls under.

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