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Monthly Archives: September 2016
Can You Get in Trouble for Ignoring a Subpoena?
A subpoena is a legal document that legally requests a person to provide information, testimony, and/or evidence to the court regarding a criminal or civil matter. There are two types of subpoenas, one that requires your appearance in court to … Continue reading
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Examples of Unlawful Search and Seizures
The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution gives citizens the right to be free of unlawful or unreasonable searches and seizures by law enforcement officials. In fact, this very search and seizure law is one of the trademarks of … Continue reading
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Inmate Evaluation and Prison Assignment in Indiana
Until the recent changes to the Indiana Criminal Code, anyone serving more than one year would be assigned to a prison rather than a county facility. But now, inmates are serving lengthier sentences in county jails, keeping prisons reserved for … Continue reading
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