Research published in the Journal of Criminal Justice suggests that courts tend to go easier on women compared to men in some aspects of criminal proceedings. For their study, researchers decided to take a broader look at gender disparities in the criminal justice system. A team of four researchers explored two key aspects of criminal trial hearings […]
Minnesota Considering Changing Hate Crime Law
Minnesota is considering making changes to how the state views hate crimes to ensure crimes that are motivated by racial bias receive fair punishment. A problem with the current hate crime laws was seen when prosecutors announced charges against the four white men accused of shooting five black protesters during the protests near the Minneapolis […]
Restraining Order Violations in Minnesota
If you find yourself being harassed by an ex-boyfriend, family member or classmate, you can file for a restraining order in Minnesota. Applying for a restraining order in Minnesota is pretty straightforward. First, you need to submit a petition that includes the following: The name of the alleged harassment victim; The name of the respondent; […]
3 Notes on DUIs and Probable Cause
“Probable cause” is a pretty common term in legal circles, but how exactly is it applied when it comes to DUI laws? Today we answer that question and explore how probable cause can make or break your drunk driving legal defense. Drunk Driving and Probable Cause Probable cause is defined as “enough evidence or suspicion to […]
Common Black Friday Crimes
Black Friday is here, and that means millions of people will head out to the retail stores or the outlet malls to get the best deals on all their holiday shopping. But Black Friday also has a more sinister side, full of crime and violence. Today, we take a closer look at some crimes that […]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 275
- 276
- 277
- 278
- 279
- …
- 363
- Next Page »
