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ChatGPT Confessed Under the Reid Technique A renowned criminologist at Penn Law spent a weekend getting ChatGPT to confess to a crime it couldn’t poss...

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Why the Comey Case Matters Beyond Politics James Comey went for a walk on a North Carolina beach last May, came across some seashells arranged in the ...

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Why the Words in a Police Report Matter More Than You Think Stephen King says it in On Writing: the road to hell is paved with adverbs. Elmore Leonard...

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The Court Hasn’t Started. The Process Already Has. Over the last several months, we've been writing and rewriting pages for the cities and towns in th...

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What Happens Once the System Decides The image above is very real. It’s not a still from V for Vendetta or Children of Men or any other British dystop...

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How Police Turn Conversations Into Evidence In one of the earlier seasons of ‘regular’ Law & Order (there’s been 25 of them, for a total of 544 ep...

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The Legal Story Begins After the Arrest One of the hottest movies on streaming services is Roofman, the Channing Tatum ‘real-life’ film based on the ‘...

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What Happens to Court Costs After a Case Is Dismissed A court in Iowa recently ruled that defendants can no longer be billed for court costs when thei...

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Over 2,500 People Arrested for DUI Despite Negative Blood Tests From 2017 to [at least] 2024, [at least] 2,547 people in Tennessee were arrested for d...

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What The Pitt Gets Right About Electronic Monitoring in the Criminal Justice System The Pitt might be a huge medical show hit that routinely spins off...

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A Federal Court Warning About Sharing Legal Issues With AI Along with the rise of AI tools, people have started using ChatGPT, Claude, etc. as a go-to...

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How Using AI Can Destroy Attorney Work Product Protection Many people heard about the United States v. Heppner decision and focused on the first headl...

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The Hidden Costs and Risks of Relying on ARAG, Hyatt Legal, or CLC Every so often, someone calls our office or asks during a case evaluation: “Do you ...

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Understanding Bail Bonds in Washington State Getting arrested is incredibly stressful – for you and your family. It is not the time to make decisions,...

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Holding Cells Are Where the System First Breaks You Down I recently wrote about a night in law school when I narrowly avoided a DUI arrest. Though I w...

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What Is Assault in the Fourth Degree in Washington? An Assault Fourth Degree charge is the one criminal charge that most people arrested for it seem t...

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"Seems Like a Close One" This is a true story, one I haven’t really told before, though I always tell new clients, “I know what it’s like to have a se...

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What One Real Phone Call Reveals About All the Wrong Things to Do in a Criminal Case Every once in a while, a story pops up that perfectly outlines, s...

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A Felony Charge That Moves Fast Vehicular assault is a serious charge in Washington—it’s a felony that comes with steep consequences. It’s the kind of...

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One Accusation Can Change Everything In Washington, a domestic violence allegation goes beyond being a legal issue. It’s a personal, professional, and...