State v. Brewer: Toxicology Report is Testimonial and Hearsay in Appellate Opinions, Evidence Rules, Sixth Amendment. Posted October 12, 2022 Tags confrontation clause hearsay state v brewer
Coming Soon to a Courtroom Near You: Government-Sponsored Courtroom Prayer Sessions in Appellate Opinions. Posted October 7, 2022 Tags religion and the law separation of church and state
What is a “Knock and Talk” and is it Legal? in Appellate Opinions, Drug Charges, Fourth Amendment. Posted June 8, 2022 Tags fourth amendment knock and talk right to privacy State v Ferguson
State v. Kenneth Taylor: No Dismissal When Officer Fails to Show Miranda on Roadside Video in Appellate Opinions, Charleston DUI. Posted March 23, 2022 Tags dui dismissal miranda rights Suchenski
How Can “the Hand of One is the Hand of All” Apply When the Other Person is Not Guilty? in Appellate Opinions, PCR Post-Conviction Relief. Posted December 28, 2021 Tags accomplice liability hand of one is the hand of all inconsistent verdicts
When is the Trial Court Required to Give the Logan Circumstantial Evidence Instruction? in Appellate Opinions, Evidence Rules, Trial Practice. Posted December 8, 2021 Tags circumstantial evidence Logan instruction
“In Custody,” Miranda, and Felony DUI Investigations in Appellate Opinions, Charleston DUI, Fifth Amendment. Posted April 6, 2021 Tags DUI exception to the Constitution in custody miranda rights
Torres v. Madrid: What is a Seizure for Purposes of the Fourth Amendment? in Appellate Opinions, Fourth Amendment, Police Misconduct. Posted April 1, 2021 Tags fourth amendment resisting arrest what is a seizure
SC Court of Appeals Gives Government Agencies the Green Light to Destroy Public Records in Appellate Opinions, Freedom of Information. Posted January 22, 2021
Cross Examination and the Right to Confrontation in a Criminal Trial in Appellate Opinions, Evidence Rules, Sixth Amendment. Posted January 15, 2021 Tags bias confontation clause cross examination
