http://www.mcelaw.com/faq-newsletters/Criminal-Law/?launch_axn=feed&type=rss_2.0 Untitled 1 http://www.mcelaw.com/faq-newsletters/Criminal-Law/?launch_pg=NewsletterDetailLayout&launch_sel=1000398&title=CHALLENGING+JURISDICTION&source=feed Jurisdiction is a court's power to hear and to decide cases. There are two types of jurisdiction. They are subject-matter jurisdiction and personal jurisdiction. Subject-matter jurisdiction is the power of a particular court to hear and to decide... http://www.mcelaw.com/faq-newsletters/Criminal-Law/?launch_pg=NewsletterDetailLayout&launch_sel=1000398&title=CHALLENGING+JURISDICTION&source=feed http://www.mcelaw.com/faq-newsletters/Criminal-Law/?launch_pg=NewsletterDetailLayout&launch_sel=1000399&title=CRIMINAL+INSTRUMENTS+%26+TOOLS&source=feed A person commits an offense if he or she possesses criminal instruments or tools with the intent to use the criminal instruments or tools in the commission of a crime. A person also commits the offense of criminal instruments and tools if he or... http://www.mcelaw.com/faq-newsletters/Criminal-Law/?launch_pg=NewsletterDetailLayout&launch_sel=1000399&title=CRIMINAL+INSTRUMENTS+%26+TOOLS&source=feed http://www.mcelaw.com/faq-newsletters/Criminal-Law/?launch_pg=NewsletterDetailLayout&launch_sel=1000400&title=Challenging+a+Speeding+Ticket+and+Radar+Guns&source=feed If a driver receives a ticket for a speed violation, the driver may challenge the ticket. Often times, a speeding ticket is the result of an officer using a device known as a radar gun. The radar gun is a device that officers use to determine the... http://www.mcelaw.com/faq-newsletters/Criminal-Law/?launch_pg=NewsletterDetailLayout&launch_sel=1000400&title=Challenging+a+Speeding+Ticket+and+Radar+Guns&source=feed http://www.mcelaw.com/faq-newsletters/Criminal-Law/?launch_pg=NewsletterDetailLayout&launch_sel=1000401&title=A+DEFENDANT%27S+RIGHT+TO+A+PUBLIC+TRIAL&source=feed A defendant is guaranteed the right to a public trial under the Sixth Amendment of the United States Constitution. The right to a public trial is also an element of the defendant's due process rights, which rights are guaranteed under the... http://www.mcelaw.com/faq-newsletters/Criminal-Law/?launch_pg=NewsletterDetailLayout&launch_sel=1000401&title=A+DEFENDANT%27S+RIGHT+TO+A+PUBLIC+TRIAL&source=feed http://www.mcelaw.com/faq-newsletters/Criminal-Law/?launch_pg=NewsletterDetailLayout&launch_sel=1000402&title=Overview+of+the+Racketeer+Influenced+and+Corrupt+Organizations+Act+of+1970+RICO&source=feed RICO was enacted in response to the threat to the American economy from the unfettered growth of organized crime. RICO was intended to assist in remedying the inhabitation of the development of admissible evidence necessary to bring criminal... http://www.mcelaw.com/faq-newsletters/Criminal-Law/?launch_pg=NewsletterDetailLayout&launch_sel=1000402&title=Overview+of+the+Racketeer+Influenced+and+Corrupt+Organizations+Act+of+1970+RICO&source=feed