March 2015 Case Notes: Q&A with Bernardo Garcia (Part 2)
(See part one) You used the 1% figure, saying that out of 100 cases … No, no. Of 100 cases that go to trial in
(See part one) You used the 1% figure, saying that out of 100 cases … No, no. Of 100 cases that go to trial in
What cases are you working on now? There are 3 cases that I’ll be doing this summer. CA is the first one. CA was the
Two Phoenix Fire Department captains have avoided criminal charges of lying under oath. Maricopa Capt. Sam Richardson and Capt. Fred Andes were accused of lying
The Vera Institute of Justice recently released a study titled, “Incarceration’s Front Door: The Misuse of Jails in America.” Among its findings: the majority of
Recently the bishop of Shrewsbury spoke up staunchly in favor of the union of marriage and urged his congregation to do the same, during a
According to a new report, there are now statistics to prove that with the constructive mixture of both dropping crime rates and new reforms posed
In Arizona, officers can take witness statements into account when determining whether to detain individuals who may be dangerous to themselves or others. Individuals taken
The court room was still and quiet as Douglas Warney described in horrific detail a murder that he was confessing to. The only hang-up? Warney
An unusual trial wrapped up in Florida earlier this month. Harold Seymore, charged with sexually assaulting a woman in 2005, was convicted and sentenced to
We’d like to believe nobody is above the law and yet our legal system is far from perfect. In a story that certainly has brought