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Posted on 2/21/2010 - Missing Tech Student's Death Ruled Homicide
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Successful Defense of Malicious Wounding Charges in Virginia Requires the Skills of an Attorney With a Proven Track Record of Successfully Representing Clients Against Malicous Wounding Charges
In additon to the usual reasons that teens should be educated about the consequences of sexual activity, parents need to know and explain to their children that sexual activity with persons under a certain age are illegal, and can lead to severe, lifelong consequences.
Judge Accepts Jury Recommendation on Sentence for Shooting of Richmond Man
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When police have a search warrant for a person's house, may they search everywhere?
A: That depends on what they're looking for. The United States Constitution does not permit police to search "for anything." The search warrant has to specify what the police believe they will find, and why they believe it will be found where they search. In other words, search warrants have to be specific as to what is being sought, and the search cannot be made in places where the object sought cannot be found. For instance, the police cannot look into a bread box if the search warrant permits them to search for an elephant. On the other hand, if the search warrant permits the police to search for drugs or betting slips, almost anything is fair game for the search, and if other contraband is found, it can be seized.
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