Monthly Archives: June 2026
Can Tattoos Leave Room For Reasonable Doubt?
Surveillance cameras at places of business and outside residences have been a breakthrough in forensic science. Now police and jurors can compare statements by witnesses to photographic images and video footage, instead of simply to their own mental images of what the person described by the witness looked like. The same person might look… Read More »
South Florida Man Arrested After Following Woman Home From Gym
You know you are old when you reminisce about what it was like to drive before GPS navigation became ubiquitous. If you were going to a friend’s house for the first time, your friend had to tell you the directions on the phone, and you had to write them down. If your friend possessed… Read More »
Bill Proposes To Create Intelligence Agency For Florida
Most criminal defense lawyers have memorized spiels that they recite to numerous clients each year, tailoring them to the client’s situation. They explain the difference between the civil and criminal courts and the difference between misdemeanors and felonies. The Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments are frequent topics of conversation. One of the most frequently… Read More »
Pre-Recorded Buy Money: A Timeless, Low-Tech Forensic Tactic
Everyone worries about money, and people disagree vehemently about the safest means of conducting transactions and keeping your money for future use. The proponents of cash concede that, if hundreds of dollars of banknotes fall out of your pocket or someone steals them from your purse, you have little hope of recovering the money,… Read More »