When a case is appealed, the appellate process involves various stages, one of which is the petition for rehearing. This legal maneuver can be pivotal in seeking justice and rectifying errors in decisions. Understanding the Federal Court of Appeals Before we explore the concept of a petition for rehearing, it’s essential to grasp the fundamental
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At the apex of the judicial hierarchy, the Supreme Court stands as the ultimate arbiter of justice in the United States. But what types of cases are deemed worthy of this stage? In this blog, we explore the pivotal issues that shape our legal landscape and define the nation’s constitutional fabric. The Role of the
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In the realm of criminal law, the pursuit of justice doesn’t always end with a verdict. Enter the appeals process – a critical avenue through which individuals can challenge court decisions that they believe to be unjust or erroneous. Basics of the Appeal Process If a criminal defendant is convicted in the State of Texas,
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The federal court appeal process is an important part of the legal system. It allows individuals and organizations to challenge decisions made by lower courts or administrative agencies. This process can be complex and time-consuming, but it can also be a powerful tool for those seeking justice. What Is the Federal Court Appeals Process and
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When someone you love is arrested, it can be stressful — especially if you don’t know what to expect. If you’ve received a call from them, you may have limited information to work with. If you forget to ask something or don’t get all the information you need, what can you do? You may not
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Embezzlement is a crime that involves the fraudulent misappropriation of property or money that an individual has been entrusted with for their own benefit. Embezzlement is a serious offense and can be charged as either a felony or a misdemeanor, depending on the value of the property or money taken. Is Embezzlement a Felony or
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If you’re caught possessing, selling, or manufacturing illegal drugs, you might be subject to federal drug charges. If it has been years since your offense, you might be wondering — how long do police have to file drug charges? Is there a statute of limitations on drug charges? Here’s everything you need to know when
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Civil and criminal trials are different for various reasons, the most important being that a criminal trial is brought not by private parties but by the federal or state governments on behalf of the people and focuses on crimes. Keep reading to learn more about the steps of a civil trial. What Is a Civil
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Most people think of federal criminals as people who want to commit crimes and go out of their way to do so. However, sometimes people commit white-collar federal crimes without even knowing they are committing an offense. What Happens If You Accidentally Commit a Crime? If you accidentally commit a crime, you may or may not face
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Generally speaking, fraud is a legal term that means that someone has intentionally misrepresented the truth or withheld or concealed important information, which caused harm to another person, for example, the loss of money. Money loss is the most common harm caused by bank fraud, which involves fraudsters perpetrating their dishonesty in a way that
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There is ample opportunity to make mistakes when you file your taxes yourself. The IRS can launch an investigation against you if the agency suspects any wrongdoing. Of course, some tax filers purposely mislead the IRS regarding the amount they owe or will be getting back. Whether you lied to the IRS or made a
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If you’re facing legal charges, you should be working with a lawyer to prepare for your trial. Part of this process is figuring out whether you should have a bench trial or a jury trial. If you’re unfamiliar with both options, this decision can be difficult. If you want to learn about a bench trial
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