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Davon Lamont Thomas Found Not Guilty Due To PTSD

In 2009, Iraq War vet Davon Lamont Thomas murdered his girlfriend, but in a twist, Thomas was found not guilty of this murder due to insanity. The psychologists who were interviewing and treating him claim that he has PTSD, or posttraumatic stress syndrome, which drove him to kill. Rather than going to prison for the… Continue reading Davon Lamont Thomas Found Not Guilty Due To PTSD

Forensic Psychology And The Juvenile Offender

When children find themselves on the wrong side of the law, it can be troubling for all involved. The parents, the children, and even the law enforcement and court officials who have to deal with the case are going to have to tread carefully to understand what really happened, so that the court will be… Continue reading Forensic Psychology And The Juvenile Offender

Invention Might Lead To New Regulation In Professional Tennis

Both competitive and recreational tennis players need to have the ability to adapt to their surroundings. Different court surfaces such as hard, clay, grass and even carpet courts require players to change their game and may even require different shoes. It`s not just court surfaces, however, that require a player to step outside their comfort… Continue reading Invention Might Lead To New Regulation In Professional Tennis

What Is Forensic Science?

As a subject forensic science is something that fascinates most people and what makes it thus is the sheer number of problems that they can face when trying to solve a crime. However, although it’s fascinating a lot of people don’t actually know what forensic science entails. What is it? Forensic science is an area… Continue reading What Is Forensic Science?

Discovery In An Electronic Age

The term “e-discovery” refers to a process involving information gathering for the purpose of producing it to opposing counsel for review. Some examples of the kinds of data that is included in e-discovery include: e-mail, documents, instant messaging, database information, websites, raw data (computer forensics), CAD/CAM files and other data that is stored electronically and… Continue reading Discovery In An Electronic Age

Understanding The Different Types Of Bail

If the charges filed against you are minor and bailable, then choose to post a bail rather than spend a night in prison. After your bail has been posted, you can walk out of prison until your scheduled court appearance. However, there are factors that you need to take into consideration before you post a… Continue reading Understanding The Different Types Of Bail

Can GLBT Users Be Outed on Google+?

The recent launch of Google+ has come with a lot of fanfare and a great deal of excitement, but like any social network there are always people concerned with privacy. One of the concerns that people have about Google+ has to do with information about sexual preference. The reason? According to some privacy advocates, Google+… Continue reading Can GLBT Users Be Outed on Google+?

DroidLaw – The App for Lawyers on Android

DroidLaw offers complete solution for all your legal matters. Anything connected with law such as civil and criminal procedure and bankruptcy procedure, appellate procedure and all Federal Rules are now handy in your pocket Android. A professional who practice as a lawyer cannot rely on the material given in this app as that is not… Continue reading DroidLaw – The App for Lawyers on Android

Patent Infringement Charges on Seagate and WD drives – Rembrandt to Gain

Rembrandt IP management has two patents that could significantly affect the hard drives of the country. Two cases on patent infringement have been filed by the company against Sea gate and Western Digital Company.  These companies manufacture a number of hard drives and related products. The case filed by Rembrandt is for getting fair judgment… Continue reading Patent Infringement Charges on Seagate and WD drives – Rembrandt to Gain