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- Harry Potter Festival Organizer Facing Criminal Charges June 24, 2019One festival organizer is facing some serious criminal charges. Find out more on the FindLaw Blotter blog.
- Can Bartenders Get Arrested When Customers Commit Crimes? June 19, 2019Bars and bartenders may have more legal liability than you think. Learn more on the FindLaw Blotter blog.
- Can You Trust Your Public Defender? June 19, 2019While public defenders are a mainstay of the criminal justice system, the public still has a hard time trusting the system. Get some helpful insights on the FindLaw Blotter blog.
- Does Chemical Castration Count as Cruel and Unusual Punishment? June 17, 2019Alabama became the latest state to require chemical castration as a condition for parole for certain sex offenders. Is that constitutional? Learn more on FindLaw Blotter.
- What Is 'Exculpatory' Evidence? June 11, 2019It may sound like useless legalese, but it could mean the difference between a guilty verdict and an acquittal. Learn more on FindLaw Blotter.
- When Can Defense Attorneys Get Police Personnel Records? June 7, 2019If a cop has been accused of, or found to have committed misconduct, that could be useful information for a defendant. But can they get that information, and if so, how? Learn more on FindLaw Blotter.
- Ex-School Resource Officer Facing 11 Criminal Charges in Wake of Parkland Shooting June 5, 2019The sheriff's deputy that failed to intervene during a school shooting that killed 17 has been arrested and charged with child neglect and negligence. Read more about the charges on FindLaw Blotter.
- Can I Go to Jail for Copyright, Trademark or Patent Violations? June 5, 2019If you noticed the warning on the last movie you watched, then you know that copyright violations are punishable by up to five years in prison. And then you yawned. Learn more from FindLaw's Blotter blog.
- Research Shows That Body Cams Aren't Making Bad Cops Better June 3, 2019Overview of how body cams have affected police misconduct. Learn more in FindLaw Blotter.
- California Is Scoring Police -- And the Grades Are Bad June 3, 2019Crime Watch used to mean an organization of neighbors who watched out for each other. But times have changed. Learn more from FindLaw's Blotter blog.
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