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During an encounter with law enforcement, you may have one question in mind: Am I allowed to record the event? Whether you are doing so for your safety or to preserve evidence, understanding your rights can help you decide how to respond. When is filming police...
Police sometimes push suspects past their breaking point during interrogations. When that happens, courts in New Mexico can throw out a confession entirely. Defense attorneys look for specific evidence to prove coercion. Here are four signs that carry real weight in a...
A felony charge can make it feel like the government already has control of your future. A preliminary hearing is one of the first chances to test whether the state has enough evidence to keep pushing the case forward. Prosecutors may use a grand jury instead, but...
After a criminal trial ends, a conviction does not always mark the final stage of a case. In some situations, a person may ask a higher court to review decisions made during the trial or sentencing process. An appeal serves as the next step in the legal process when a...