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Federal Courts Retaliatory Arrest Still Possible, Even With Probable Cause

Retaliatory Arrest Still Possible, Even With Probable Cause

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Eddie Ford was driving to work on July 17, 2007, listening to music, when he noticed a police officer rapidly approach him from behind. He changed lanes to...

Federal Courts Ninth Circuit Judges Head Back to Hawaii for Hearings

Ninth Circuit Judges Head Back to Hawaii for Hearings

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

We would understand if Ninth Circuit Court of Court of Appeals were a little hesitant to hop on a plane to Hawaii for "official business" these days. After...

Federal Courts 9th Circuit Reluctantly Affirms Habeas Corpus Denial Due to AEDPA

9th Circuit Reluctantly Affirms Habeas Corpus Denial Due to AEDPA

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Let's say you were just locked in the back of a squad car for 30 minutes while your home was searched in connection with a murder investigation. An officer...

Federal Courts Costumed Turncoat's Testimony Doesn't Cross Confrontation Clause

Costumed Turncoat's Testimony Doesn't Cross Confrontation Clause

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

The Confrontation Clause guarantees a defendant the right to face his accuser face-to-face. A witness's appearance, eye contact, and voice all affect her...

Federal Courts Toyota Loses Bid to Force Arbitration in Prius, Lexus Class Action

Toyota Loses Bid to Force Arbitration in Prius, Lexus Class Action

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

In 2010, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration began a formal investigation into claims that 2010 Toyota Prius vehicles were experiencing...

Federal Courts Drug Defendant Has Right to Challenge Drug-Sniffing Dog

Drug Defendant Has Right to Challenge Drug-Sniffing Dog

By Betty Wang, JD | Last updated on

An alleged marijuana smuggler was deprived of his right to challenge the reliability of a drug-sniffing dog, the Ninth Circuit ruled Thursday in United States...

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