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Does Acquittal Mean Not Guilty?

Does Acquittal Mean Not Guilty?

Criminal law is a complex topic, especially when you’re considering your options as the defendant in a criminal case. Many legal terms are similar or even interchangeable, and it’s crucial to consider the consequences of every possible verdict. One question that...
How Bail Works in Federal Court

How Bail Works in Federal Court

You’ve been arrested on federal charges—what now? Unless you plan on staying in custody, you (and your attorney) must be familiar with the federal bail process to plan out your next steps. What You Can Expect at Your First Hearing After you’ve been arrested, you’ll be...
Probable Cause Explained

Probable Cause Explained

The concept of probable cause is an important part of the law, protecting people from unlawful search, seizure, and arrest. It requires that police officers have a legitimate legal reason to search property, seize property, or arrest an individual. It is an...
Understanding the Miranda Warning

Understanding the Miranda Warning

Many legal terms have made their way into the public lexicon, but perhaps nothing is more widely known than the “Miranda” warning. Anyone who’s ever seen a crime drama knows what to expect before an arrest: “You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say...
5 Ways You Can Violate Probation

5 Ways You Can Violate Probation

Being on probation or supervised release is a major responsibility, and stepping out of line for even a moment can have serious consequences. While you may know about some of the more grievous probation violations that put you at risk of jail time, there are many...