If the police officer suspects that you are driving under the influence (DUI), they have the right to pull you over, subject you to field sobriety and blood alcohol tests, and decide whether to charge you or not. However, to do so legally, they must have a justifiable...
The incarceration that accompanies a criminal conviction is considered part of an offender's debt to society. Only when they have fulfilled their sentence can they reenter society and become contributing citizens again. Parole is often how someone who has met the...
Evidence is crucial in any case, and in most cases, it determines the final verdict. If you are facing criminal charges, a verdict isn’t based on what the prosecution thinks they know – it’s based on what the evidence shows. However, not all evidence can be used...
