The chances are high that you have been pulled over for speeding or some other minor traffic violation. In that situation, you know immediately that you may have broken a law. Not all violations result in immediate notification, however. In the case of white collar crime, you may actually be one of the last people to find out that you're under investigation.
Are you being investigated for a white collar crime?
Tax professional acquitted in federal tax fraud trial
An Ohio tax preparer feels vindicated (and relieved) after a jury acquitted him on 21 counts of tax fraud. He was facing the prospect of not merely losing his professional license but spending the rest of his life in prison.
Sloppy turn signal is not basis for stop, search and conviction
A Texas appeals court has thrown out the drug conviction of a man who was pulled over on the shaky excuse of being tardy in signaling a lane change.
Study links law enforcement Tasers to more than 1,000 deaths
Tasers were supposed to be a non-lethal alternative to firearms. But more than 1,000 American citizens have died when police used stun guns on them.
Ryan Beasley Comes To Popular Teacher's Defense
Attorney Ryan L. Beasley is representing Lisa Houston, the Upstate teacher who lost her job following the viral video of a mischaracterized classroom episode.
