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Investigating Officer's Role Is to Collect Evidence, Not Create It: Supreme Court
State of Himachal Pradesh v. Anchla @ Chanchla, Criminal Appeal No. 166 of 2019, 2026 INSC 1074 | Supreme Court of India | Judgment dated October 1, 2026 | Bench:…
Law Web
Supreme Court: Cattle Transport Can’t Be Presumed To Be For Slaughter Due To Mere Absence Of Documents
By Law Web
Section 6 specifically indicates the offence of transportation of cattle for the purpose of slaughter or knowledge that such cattle are likely to be slaughtered. But for a mere presumption of such intention,…
Searcy Law Blog
What Happens When the At-Fault Driver Lies About How a Florida Car Accident Happened?
By Searcy Law
If you were injured in a car accident and the at-fault driver is lying about what happened, you may have various options for proving that you are entitled to just…
Drug & Device Law
Indispensable Law Review Article on the Reasons Behind, and Effects of, the 2023 Amendment to 702
We can hardly think of a more useful recent law review article than D. Capra & L. Richter, "The Difference a Year Makes: The Admissibility of Expert Opinion Testimony under…
ContractsProf Blog
Seventh Circuit Rejects Claim of Arbiter Misconduct
Sarah Hinkes sued her employer and two fellow employees, alleging discrimination in violation of federal statutes. The arbiter ruled for her employer, Sunera Technologies, Inc. (Sunera), and the District Court…
EvidenceProf Blog
On Serial, Adnan Syed Compared His Case to the Case of Justin Wolfe. Now, Like Adnan, Justin Has Been Released
By Colin Miller
On the Serial Podcast, Adnan Syed compared his case to the case of a man named Justin Wolfe. Specifically, he told Sarah Koenig: I heard about this other case, of…
Folkman Law Offices Blog
Can Phone Records Be Used in a Car Accident Case?
By Folkman Law
Despite how divided the country might be over certain issues, we all share one thing in common: owning a mobile phone. According to the most recent statistics from the Pew…
Zalma on Insurance
Court Partially Limits Evidence to Present at Trial
By Barry Zalma
Accused of 17 Counts Of Fraud Attempts to Keep Out Evidence of Crimes Post 4853 Court Refuses to Grant Most Motions in Limine In United States Of America v. Seth…
Debevoise & Pimpton Data Blog
Delaware Chancery Decision Highlights Risks of AI-Generated Transcripts of Board Meetings
By Avi Gesser
The Delaware Court of Chancery recently issued a decision that serves as a reminder that boards should establish clear controls before using AI meeting tools because AI-generated recordings, transcripts, and…
Deandra Grant Law – Texas Criminal Defense & DWI Defense
When the State’s Expert Has a Past: The A.J. Armstrong Case
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