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10/09/2026

When law enforcement touts the installation of Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs), the pitch to the community is always centered on precision and

10/05/2026

Separated parents with their own expertise explain the challenges of rebuilding a relationship around their children, themselves and their ex

10/02/2026

What happens when prosecutors file multiple charges from the same alleged conduct?

A Harvard Law Review analysis examines the practice known as charge stacking, where multiple criminal counts are brought against one defendant. The research found that the number of charges can significantly affect plea decisions and trial outcomes, while also showing that charging practices vary widely between state and federal courts.

The article also notes an important limitation: the data show a correlation between more charges and higher conviction rates, but do not prove that charge stacking itself causes those outcomes.

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09/30/2026

Every criminal case is different, but a strong defense often starts with carefully examining the evidence.

Defense strategies may include challenging witness credibility, questioning searches or seizures, disputing forensic evidence, presenting an alibi, arguing self defense, or showing that prosecutors cannot prove every element of the charge beyond a reasonable doubt.

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https://www.alsolaw.com/common-criminal-defense-strategies-used-in-alabama-courts/

Facing criminal charges in Alabama? Call Alsobrook Law Group at 334-737-3718.

Learn about common criminal defense strategies used in Alabama courts and how a criminal defense attorney builds a strong legal defense.

09/28/2026

Modern driver-assistance technology normally arrives baked into a new vehicle, but Comma.AI offers another route. Its aftermarket hardware promises to bring hands-free driving capabilities to hundreds of existing models. Federal safety regulators are now taking ... Read more

09/25/2026

How the federal government classifies controlled substances can affect criminal penalties, medical access, research, and regulation.

A recent Harvard Law Review article examines the Controlled Substances Act and argues that the current scheduling system deserves a broader look. The authors discuss concerns involving prohibition, pharmaceutical influence, and how scheduling decisions are made.

The article also explores proposed changes such as expanding participation in scheduling decisions and reconsidering the DEA’s role in classifying substances.

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https://harvardlawreview.org/print/vol-139/drug-scheduling-as-institutional-design/

09/24/2026

Being contacted by federal investigators does not necessarily mean you have been charged with a crime, but what you do next can matter.

Before speaking with investigators or turning over financial records, it may be important to understand your rights and your role in the investigation. Legal representation can begin before formal charges are ever filed.

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https://www.alsolaw.com/what-to-do-if-youre-under-federal-investigation/

Under federal investigation in Alabama? Call Alsobrook Law Group at 334-737-3718.

Learn what to do if you're under federal investigation and why early guidance from a white collar criminal attorney may be important.

09/23/2026

Traffic safety cameras are once again part of a national road safety debate.

The U.S. Department of Transportation has moved to limit federal funding for speed and red light cameras through the Safe Streets and Roads for All program, with exceptions for school and work zones. Supporters of automated enforcement point to research showing that these cameras can reduce speeding, crashes, injuries, and fatalities.

For drivers, the bigger reminder is simple: slow down, obey traffic signals, and stay alert. Safe driving remains one of the most important ways to prevent serious accidents.

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09/17/2026

To avoid and react to emergencies on the road, drivers need knowledge and practice. These tips will get you started.

09/07/2026