What Is Inference Stacking? A Legal Explanation Inference stacking—also called pyramiding of inferences—is a rule of evidence that prohibits courts or juries from building one inference on top of another when the first inference is not supported by direct evidence....
A deadlocked jury is often called a hung jury— A deadlocked jury—often called a hung jury—occurs when jurors cannot reach the unanimous (or legally required) agreement needed to deliver a verdict. In criminal cases, most jurisdictions require unanimity. When the jury...
Case Summary Miranda v. Arizona established that before police conduct custodial interrogation, they must advise suspects of their rights: the right to remain silent, that statements may be used against them, and the right to an attorney. These “Miranda warnings”...
Freedom of Speech – The First Amendment This right is not really absolute In a world filled with diverse opinions and constant communication, knowing your fundamental rights is more important than ever. In Michigan, residents are protected by robust free speech...
Komorn Law – Quick Legal Tips Legal Tip: Understanding Your Rights During a DUI Stop in Michigan A DUI stop can be stressful, but knowing your rights is crucial. You have the right to remain silent. You are not obligated to answer questions beyond basic...
