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That hilarious prank you're planning might not seem so funny from inside a courtroom. Social media has created a culture where pranks get bigger, bolder and more dangerous as people chase viral fame. Many popular prank videos actually show criminal behavior that could...
Imagine making a fortune with a single stock trade, only to end up behind bars. This nightmare scenario may become a reality for those who engage in illegal insider trading. The world of finance is teeming with opportunities, but it also harbors hidden dangers....
If you’ve recently been charged with a criminal offense, then you’re probably feeling overwhelmed. You may be trying to come to terms with the realities of your arrest and the allegations levied against you, but you might also find yourself concerned about what your...
The right to avoid self-incrimination stands as a cornerstone of the American justice system. This protection, enshrined in the Fifth Amendment, safeguards individuals from being compelled to testify against themselves in criminal cases. Many people might not fully...
A lot of evidence that’s seized and used to obtain a conviction comes from police searches. Generally, law enforcement officers are required to have a valid search warrant, signed off on by a judge, prior to executing a search of your car, home or business. Yet, there...
White collar crimes are typically nonviolent, rarely leading to intentional loss of life or injury. Even so, they can lead to significant negative impacts on individuals, businesses, investors and—in large-scale crimes—even entire communities. That said, the...
When defending yourself against criminal charges, there are certain evidentiary rules that can protect your history from being exposed to the jury. After all, any potential conviction shouldn’t be based on prejudicial evidence that attacks your character but has...
Having federal agents come knocking at your door is a terrifying experience for most people, especially if you have no idea why they are there. When federal agents come to your home, there is likely a serious reason why. Even if you have nothing to hide, it is...
Being arrested or interrogated by police can be a stressful and emotional experience. Because of this, the chance of saying something that can harm your case or situation is high. Police must read you Miranda warnings when you are arrested. The purpose is to tell you...
Knowing you are being investigated for a federal crime can be terrifying. You may have no idea what to say or do. When we are in these types of situations, it is often tempting to stay quiet or give false information. This is understandable, since a federal criminal...