Blog Posts in December, 2015

Even at a time when some fear we as a people are becoming increasingly isolated from one another, we are also more open and expressive than previous generations as well. Younger generations especially ...

Miami-Dade-area judge Jacqueline Schwartz was recently admonished by the Florida Supreme Court after having found to have used “profane language” with a store owner during Judge Schwartz’s primary ...

A Palm Beach County man accused of sexual battery and other crimes recently lost an important appeal that would have resulted in his case being dismissed and the prosecution prohibited from attempting ...

Sometimes a law enforcement officer is able to arrest an individual and take that person into custody without any protest from the person being arrested. But sometimes, law enforcement officers have a ...

Most law-abiding citizens instinctively freeze and remain in place when ordered to do so by law enforcement officers. Those that run from police risk not only being charged with additional offenses ...

News broke recently that a mistrial was declared in the highly-publicized criminal trial of a Baltimore police officer accused of contributing to the death of Freddie Gray. Readers may remember that ...