Asset forfeiture is a legal process that allows law enforcement to seize assets, like cars, real estate, and cash that are suspected to have been involved in criminal activity. Asset forfeiture is commonly used in drug-related cases as a way for police to disrupt illegal operations by taking away tools and proceeds of the drug...
Being bitten by a dog can lead to serious injuries and emotional trauma. In many cases, the victim is entitled to compensation for their damages. But who is legally responsible when a dog bites someone in Jacksonville, Florida? This article explores dog bite liability and what victims need to prove to recover damages if bitten....
Asset ForfeitureAsset Forfeiture and Due Process: Ensuring Fairness in Legal Proceedings
May 16, 2024
Asset forfeiture, also known as civil asset forfeiture, is a legal process that allows law enforcement agencies to seize assets, like cars, real estate, and cash that they suspect were involved in criminal activity. The assets can be seized without formally charging the owner with a crime. While asset forfeiture is an important tool for...
Spinal Cord InjuriesThe Shattered Spine: Living with the Aftermath of Catastrophic Spinal Cord Injuries
May 7, 2024
Spinal cord injuries are often caused by traumatic blows to the spine from vehicle accidents, falls, sports collisions, or acts of violence. Non-traumatic causes include spinal tumors, infections, inflammatory diseases, insufficient blood flow, and ruptured disks. A catastrophic spinal cord injury that results in partial or complete paralysis is life-altering. While advances in medical care...
There were 101 fatal bus crashes in 2021, which caused the deaths of 108 people. Most of the victims were in other vehicles, with 19.4% of them pedestrians. A bus crash can be extremely traumatic, especially if a school bus is involved. In addition to the immense emotional toll, families often face significant financial burdens...
Asset ForfeitureAsset Forfeiture: A Tool for Fighting Crime or an Instrument of Abuse?
April 30, 2024
Asset forfeiture is a controversial legal procedure that permits law enforcement officers to seize property they believe is connected to criminal activity. While proponents argue that it is an effective tool for fighting crime and disrupting criminal organizations, critics contend that it is often abused, violating the rights of innocent property owners. This article explores...
UncategorizedWhen Police Profit from Seizures: Addressing Conflicts Around Civil Asset Forfeiture
April 29, 2024
Civil asset forfeiture is a controversial law enforcement practice that allows police to seize property, including cash and vehicles, that they suspect is involved in criminal activity. The property can be seized without even filing criminal charges, leading to concerns about conflicts of interest when law enforcement agencies get to keep the proceeds. This article...
Broadside collisions, also known as T-bone crashes, are among the most dangerous types of crashes. They occur when the side of one vehicle is impacted by the front or rear of another vehicle at an intersection or driveway. Blindsided broadside crashes often result in severe injuries for the struck vehicle’s occupants as there is little...
Civil asset forfeiture laws allow law enforcement agencies to seize assets, including cash, cars, homes, and other property, if they suspect the assets are connected to criminal activity. Supporters of these laws argue they are a vital tool for fighting crime by hitting criminals “where it hurts” – in their wallets and assets. However, civil...
Slip and Fall AccidentsSlip and Fall: Understanding Premises Liability for Unsafe Conditions
April 28, 2024
Slip and fall accidents can happen anywhere – at the grocery store, in a restaurant, at your workplace, or on someone’s property. If you suffer an injury from a slip and fall, you may wonder if you can hold another party legally responsible. Understanding premises liability laws regarding unsafe conditions that lead to falls can...
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