Blog Posts in Criminal Defense

COVID-19 has brought the U.S. criminal justice system to a near halt. The vast majority of criminal and civil cases have been in limbo as the courts wrestle with the best manner in which to safely ...

In a landmark decision, the United States Supreme Court has ruled that the Sixth Amendment requires unanimous jury verdicts to convict defendants in state criminal trials. The case, Ramos v. ...

Attorney Madelyn J. Grant was honored to be in the Young Lawyers Feature within the Cleveland Metropolitan Journal. She wrote a compelling article explaining life as a young, female criminal defense ...

A recent decision handed down by a federal appeals court in early August may add to growing challenges concerning Title IX regulations already in flux – particularly as they relate to due process ...

Advances in technology require the modern defense attorney to identify, acquire, and analyze varieties of electronic evidence. “Digital” or “electronic” evidence has been defined as “any probative ...

The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) – part of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) – received nearly 1,000 reports of cybercrime and internet crimes each day in 2018. The dramatic amount of ...