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The Exclusionary Rule and the Good Faith Exception

Meta Description: A Legal Expert’s Guide The Exclusionary Rule is a cornerstone of Fourth Amendment rights, but the Good Faith Exception dramatically limits its application. Learn how the U.S. Supreme Court created this exception in United States v. Leon, the four situations where it *doesn’t* apply, and what it means for evidence seized under an […]

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Renewed Motion for Judgment as a Matter of Law (JMOL)

Meta Description: Understand the critical step of filing a Renewed Motion for Judgment as a Matter of Law (JMOL) after a jury verdict in US Federal Courts. Learn about the timing, grounds, and strategic importance of this post-trial motion in civil cases. The Critical Post-Trial Tool: Understanding the Renewed Motion for Judgment as a Matter

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