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The U.S. Constitution allows states the power to govern themselves, but where the entire nation’s welfare is concerned, Federal law trumps state law. This is under the “Supremacy Clause” of the U.S. Constitution. Some areas of criminal law are “concurrently” occupied by both state and Federal laws, but a state statute which contradicts a Federal [...]
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es. There are numerous circumstances under which a search may lawfully be made without a warrant. Some general areas of exception where a search can be made without a warrant are:
(a) if the safety of the police officer is involved,
(b) whether the police are in “hot pursuit” of a criminal,
(c) when they see illegal evidence [...]
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Several factors should be considered when chosing an attorney to represent you in a matter. First, ask the attorney for written qualifications. Second, you should feel confortable being open and honest with the poerson that you chose to represnet you. Third, ask around for referrals from friends, family and coworkers who may have used an [...]
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