What is Probable Cause for the Police to Arrest in Chicago?
You may have heard about the police wrongly arresting someone because they lacked “probable cause.” Or maybe you’ve heard about […]
You may have heard about the police wrongly arresting someone because they lacked “probable cause.” Or maybe you’ve heard about […]
The short answer is yes—you should cooperate with the police, even if you believe that what they are doing is […]
Joe Bennett, a Kentucky citizen, has a case if he wants to pursue it against the City of Jeffersontown and […]
The increasing use of cell phone cameras to record police misconduct has been one of the most significant developments in […]
Complying with the police is not only critical for protecting your legal rights, it could prevent you from getting seriously […]
In February 2020, Chicago police officers arrested CTA supervisor Martesa Lee after she refused to withdraw a complaint against one […]
There are many common myths about police. These myths, unfortunately, can put you in great danger if you believe them. […]
Police use of force is often misunderstood. The chief limitation on police use of force is found in the Fourth […]
Have you ever heard the phrase, “gap in treatment?” If you’re a normal person, probably not. If you’re a personal […]