Can My Google Searches be Used Against Me?
Apr 6
2015

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Computer Crimes | Criminal Defense

You know the drill. “Everything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.”

Even if you’ve never been arrested, you’ve probably heard the Miranda rights in movies or TV shows. But your words aren’t the only thing that can be used to incriminate you. Your searches, emails, accounts, and other activity onlin could be uncovered and used against you as well.

Under US law, certain government agencies, administrative agencies, and courts are allowed to [...]

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Colorado Crime Suspects Can Now Have Victims’ Homes Searched
Mar 9
2015

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Criminal Defense

Up until recently, Massachusetts, California, New Jersey, New York, and North Carolina were the only states that allowed criminal suspects to search victims’ homes in order to strengthen their defense. Now, thanks to a recent ruling, Colorado will join this list.

In a Colorado appeals court last month, judges ruled that a defendant should be able to return to a crime scene if he is able to demonstrate that the search would produce evidence that is “relevant, material, and necessary [...]

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