Watch Kamala Harris grill Brett Kavanaugh about his discussions with the law firm representing Trump about the Mueller investigation. Mr. Kavanaugh has weighed in on multiple occasions about the limitations regarding the prosecution of a sitting president. This is presumably why Mr....
Continue Reading »
The Sentencing Commission voted to retroactively apply its guideline amendment reducing the offense levels in the drug quantity table by two levels. The Commission’s decision includes a requirement that reduced sentences cannot take effect until November 1, 2015. Read the full text of the...
Continue Reading »
Tags: Attorney New Orleans, Criminal Attorney New Orleans, Criminal Defense Attorney New Orleans, Criminal Defense Lawyer New Orleans, Criminal Lawyer New Orleans, Federal Case Law Update, Federal Criminal Attorney New Orleans, Federal Sentencing Commission retroactive application of the drug guideline, New Orleans Criminal Attorney, New Orleans Federal Criminal Defense Lawyer, New Orleans Federal Criminal Lawyer
The Supreme Court issued a unanimous, consolidated opinion in Riley v. California and United States v. Wurie (Nos. 13-132, 13-212), declining to extend the search incident to arrest exception in United States v. Robinson, 414 U.S. 218 (1973) “to searches of data on cell phones, and...
Continue Reading »
Tags: Attorney New Orleans, Criminal Attorney New Orleans, Criminal Defense Attorney New Orleans, Criminal Defense Lawyer New Orleans, Criminal Lawyer New Orleans, Federal Case Law Update, Federal Criminal Attorney New Orleans, New Orleans Crime News, New Orleans Criminal Attorney, New Orleans Federal Criminal Attorney, New Orleans Federal Criminal Defense Lawyer, New Orleans Federal Criminal Lawyer, Riley v. California and United States v. Wurie, United States Supreme Court, Warrant required for cell phone searches
A former Connecticut state trooper was sentenced to one year in prison after stealing cash and gold crucifix from the body of a deceased person who died in a motorcycle...
Continue Reading »
Tags: Attorney New Orleans, Connecticut State Trooper, Crime News, Criminal Attorney New Orleans, Criminal Defense Attorney New Orleans, Criminal Defense Lawyer New Orleans, Criminal Lawyer New Orleans, Federal Case Law Update, Federal Criminal Attorney New Orleans, New Orleans Crime News, New Orleans Criminal Attorney, New Orleans Federal Criminal Attorney, New Orleans Federal Criminal Defense Lawyer, New Orleans Federal Criminal Lawyer
With the feds and the State both investigating the tragic shooting of Michael Brown, the prosecution has many legal hurdles to overcome. The issue is one of probable cause and the experts are sharply divided. Some believe that probable cause to charge the officer exists because the Brown was...
Continue Reading »
Tags: Attorney New Orleans, Criminal Attorney New Orleans, Criminal Defense Attorney New Orleans, Criminal Defense Lawyer New Orleans, Criminal Lawyer New Orleans, Federal Case Law Update, Federal Criminal Attorney New Orleans, Ferguson, Michael Brown, New Orleans Criminal Attorney, New Orleans Federal Criminal Defense Lawyer, New Orleans Federal Criminal Lawyer
An Alabama couple has been charged with raping a 17-year-old relative multiple times in an attempt to force her into being a surrogate. Jeremy and Amanda Swann, both 29-year-old residents of Jones, about 40 miles northwest of Montgomery, were arrested on Thursday and have been charged with...
Continue Reading »
Tags: Alabama couple raped relative, Attorney New Orleans, Criminal Attorney New Orleans, Criminal Defense Attorney New Orleans, Criminal Defense Lawyer New Orleans, Criminal Lawyer New Orleans, Federal Criminal Attorney New Orleans, New Orleans Crime News, New Orleans Criminal Attorney, New Orleans Criminal Lawyer, New Orleans Federal Criminal Defense Lawyer, New Orleans Federal Criminal Lawyer
This is the heartbreaking story of a family of six shot in Houston by a deranged brother-in-law. The lone survivor is a fifteen-year-old girl that says that her family is in a better place. So...
Continue Reading »
