The latest word on Miranda warnings
Traffic stops and the hungry and thirsty defendant
Inflation and the law
An update on college athlete name, image and likeness (NIL) compensation
Electronic monitoring systems
Domestic violence
The Supreme Court leaks
The First Amendment and prayer on the football field
Restitution in criminal cases
Protecting a defendant’s right to a fair trial
DEFAMATION
Aiding and abetting and venue
THE LAW OF TRESPASS
THE HEARSAY RULE
The reasonable expectation of privacy and drone surveillance
The right to the effective assistance of counsel
The 180-day rule
Good Samaritan laws
Prosecutors
The Fourth Amendment and the privacy rights of jail and prison inmates
RED FLAG LAWS
THE NOMINATION AND CONFIRMATION OF A UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
Identification of defendants in criminal cases - Part II
Identification of defendants in criminal cases - Part I
How does parole work?
Entrapment as a defense
Lessons learned from the pandemic of 2020-2021
Immigration, deportation, Padilla v Kentucky, and competence of counsel
Presentence Investigation Reports — getting all the facts before making a decision
Sequestration of witnesses
The doctrine of self-defense
Small Claims Court
The right of self-representation
Qualified immunity
Clemency, pardons, commutations, reprieves and more
The importance of knowing the law
Driving too slowly and traffic stops
The Financial Exploitation Prevention Act
The United States Supreme Court’s Shadow Docket, precedent, stare decisis, and overruling prior precedent
Anyone whose home has been broken into knows the feelings of both anger and anxiety because their personal privacy and space have been violated.
Zoom Zoom, Zoom, and the Michigan Supreme Court
Double jeopardy
Informations and indictments- Michigan’s unique grand jury law
The Michigan Supreme Court and COVID Emergency Rental Assistance
The pandemic and the CDC eviction moratoriums
Recognizing when a court has jurisdiction
When statutes and court rules conflict — is it substantive or procedural?
Alternative Dispute Resolution
The NCAA decision and Kurt Vonnegut Jr.
Social media and terrorist threats