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Cliff Harris: Arson, Fast Cars and Texas Law
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Is Gunshot Residue Evidence Reliable?
It depends entirely on what the analyst found and what they claimed it meant. Gunshot residue testing can be done well. It can also produce a result that means almost nothing and is then described to a jury in language…
Judge Gonzalez Admonished Over Bail Bond Conflict
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Judge Follis Admonished Over Education Shortfall
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Showing the Jury Without Taking the Stand
The State plays a jail video where your speech sounds slurred. You want the jury to hear how you actually sound while speaking. Or the surveillance footage shows a robber with bare hands, and you have tattoos across both of…
Can Police Take Your DNA Off a Fork?
Almost certainly yes, and they do not need a warrant to do it. If you leave a fork, a cup, a straw, or a cigarette butt behind, courts have overwhelmingly held that you gave up your privacy interest in it,…
Judge Resigns Over 913 Political Donations
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Judge Thompson Admonished Years After Resigning
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When Your ChatGPT Logs Become Evidence Against You
A conversation with an AI chatbot is not a conversation with your lawyer. It is not privileged, it is stored, and prosecutors around the country are now pulling those logs into criminal files through warrants, subpoenas, and discovery orders. Courts…