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Alabama Hit and Run Plea Bargain: Understanding Prison Time

META DESCRIPTION: Navigating an Alabama hit-and-run charge? Learn how a change of plea affects potential prison time, the difference between a felony and misdemeanor, and the role of plea agreements in sentencing. Facing a hit-and-run charge in Alabama is a serious legal matter that can carry life-altering penalties, including substantial prison time. When an accused […]

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The Voluntariness & Admissibility of Criminal Confessions

Meta Description Confessions are potent evidence, but they must be voluntary and compliant with Constitutional law. Understand the two pillars of US confession law: the Due Process Voluntariness Standard and the Fifth Amendment’s Miranda rights. Learn what makes a confession admissible and how to protect your rights during a custodial interrogation. In the realm of

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