Don't let police officers take advantage of your rights during a routine traffic stop. Here's when you can say no.

The Third Circuit’s recent decision in United States v. Curry, 2025 WL 2647753, (Sept. 16, 2025) limits the scope of a defendant’s Fifth Amendment protections in the digital age. The Court addressed ...

A police stop, whether it's for a traffic violation or a more serious matter, can be a tense situation. It’s natural to feel a pressure to cooperate and answer every question, but it’s crucial to ...

Under Chief Justice Earl Warren, the US Supreme Court ruled that police must inform criminal suspects they have " the right to remain silent " until they talk to an attorney. Yesterday, in ...