We often hear reports of what a grand jury decided in high-profile cases like corruption in government or on Wall Street. But how many of us know what that means? Does a grand jury differ from an ordinary jury? What are the implications of their verdicts and how do they Continue Reading
Key Legal Benchmarks Required to Define Insanity Defense
“Not guilty by reason of insanity.” These are controversial words in a court of law, when a defendant who—by their own admission—committed the crime in question is released on the grounds they lacked the wherewithal to understand their actions. This verdict was most Continue Reading
Determining When a Car Accident is a Crime
From a legal standpoint, most car accidents are civil matters. The drivers exchange information. Insurance covers the damages. If there are any disputes, they are sorted in civil court. But there are certain circumstances when a vehicular crash become a criminal Continue Reading
6 Common Questions During a Child Sex Abuse Case
The National Center for Victims of Crime reports that up to 20 percent of girls and five percent of boys become victims of sexual abuse as a minor. As many cases often go unreported, the statistics are suspected as being higher. The crime is considered child sex abuse Continue Reading
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