The Innocence Project is highly effective at overturning wrongful convictions. But they are also very selective about the cases they take on. You...

It is likely NOT perjury. It may be speculative, it may be reckless, it may be inaccurate. But perjury requires a wilful intent to deceive about...

My colleague Mr. Ahern is right-- you are asking the wrong question. Instead of wondering "how can they do this?", you should focus on hiring an...

Defense attorneys frequently use private investigators. It depends on the circumstances. If you are facing a criminal charge, you should discuss...

This is not a criminal defense question. I changed the subject to civil rights. I think your complaint to management was the correct thing to do....

I agree with Mr. Haber. Prosecutors are obligated to turn over evidence favorable to a defendant on questions of guilt or punishment. Whether...

Sorry, but the AVVO Q and A page is not a substitute for law school. It does not offer seminars on search and seizure law. You need to hire an...

Given the close proximity of Maryland to Delaware, I would say there is a good chance he will be extradited. Without knowing the charge, it is...

Mr. Richman is correct. Uncharged criminal conduct is frequently cited by prosecutors when they make sentencing recommendations. Defendants are...

Yes, you need a lawyer. And please check to see if you can take this post down. You have confessed to a crime-- a very specific act. If the...