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  1. The Florida Bar News Releases

    Welcome to the Intelligence Business: Finding Evidence Hidden in Plain Sight

    By Susan Ray

    Not an FRP? Learn how to become one. Overview The critical evidence you need is available now, hiding in plain sight. This presentation will cover how to ethically investigate claims…

  2. Pink Tape

    Left hand, meet right hand (or: when you are as old as me there is nothing new in the world…)

    By Familoo

    I was 52 last week, so I suppose that since I’ve had twice as many times around the sun as there are supposed to be weeks in two generations worth…

  3. Lex Wire Journal

    How Liability Is Proven in New Jersey Personal Injury Cases: Understanding the Evidence That Determines Fault

    By Douglas Standriff

    Douglas Standriff, Esq.Managing Partner, Bergen Law | Paramus Truck Accident Lawyer After a serious accident, one of the first questions people ask is straightforward: Who was at fault? Under New…

  4. P.I.S.S.D.

    Ways Medical Records Can Impact Legal Proceedings

    By Bob Kraft

    Medical records serve as one of the most important forms of evidence in many legal proceedings. These documents provide a detailed account of a patient’s medical history, diagnoses, treatments, test…

  5. Pennsylvania Divorce and Domestic Relations Blog

    Is that Pic of Your Abuse Real?

    By Mark Ashton

    In most counties, courts set aside part of a day each week to process trials of claims for Protection from Abuse. These trials are time sensitive as the law requires…

  6. India Tax Law

    Reassessing the sanctity of CA certificates: Evidentiary standards in quasi-judicial proceedings

    By S.R. Patnaik, Reema Arya, Abhinaya Ranganathan

    Summary: CA certificates are governed by the relevant statutory provisions. CAs must issue them in accordance with the professionalism outlined in the ICAI’s code of conduct. Across tax frameworks, such…

  7. North Carolina Criminal Law

    Case Summaries: N.C. Court of Appeals (June 17, 2026)

    By Shea Denning

    In a case involving charges of flee to elude, the trial court did not err in admitting for impeachment purposes evidence concerning another incident in which the defendant may have…

  8. The Proof of Guilt

    Statutes, Courts, and the Constant Creating & Plugging of Gaps

    By The Proof of Guilt

    Three decisions caught my eye over the past couple of months. Two by different benches of the Indian Supreme Court — Pune Bar Association v. UOI [Decided on 22.05.2026] and…

  9. Koehler Law Blog

    Burglary, robbery and assault charges dismissed

    By Jamison Koehler

    The government’s case was problematic from the outset. Ring cameras do not lie. Body-worn cameras do not lie. CCTV footage does not lie. Phone records do not lie. The physical…

  10. Philadelphia Criminal Defense Blog

    PA Superior Court: The Commonwealth Cannot Appeal a Pretrial Ruling That Lets the Defense Present Evidence

    By Zak Goldstein

    Criminal Defense Lawyer Zak T. Goldstein, Esquire The Pennsylvania Superior Court has decided Commonwealth v. Broomes, 2026 PA Super 103, ruling that prosecutors could not appeal a trial judge’s decision…