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By Victor VeVea (c) 2017 Protected Personal Identifying Information Statutory law provides many protections to restrict the disclosure of information that could be used to harm a victim or witness, and multiple laws, both state and federal, prohibit the disclosure of medical records. The main restrictions on disclosure applicable to criminal cases are found in…

  By Victor VeVea (c) 2016 The Bible explains that no prophet is accepted in his own country (Luke 4:24) and does not receive honor in his own country or among his own family (Mark 6:4; Matthew 13:57; John 4:44). The Quraysh clan in Mecca rejected the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, even though it…

The [Not Very] Speedy Trial Act by Victor VeVea I. Introduction The Sixth Amendment to the Constitution guarantees criminal defendants a speedy trial, but the United States Supreme Court has struggled to quantify what exactly constitutes a speedy trial. The high court has not been able to come up with a set number of days…

  Facebook, Tool for the Prosecution Defense by Victor VeVea (c)2012 Facebook – a Growing Source of Evidence With an average of more than 150 million unique U.S. visitors every month, Facebook is the most popular social networking site and the second most popular Internet destination overall, only slightly behind Google and slightly ahead of…

May guilt be inferred from religious beliefs? Note: This article by Victor VeVea (c)2010 was also published by California Attorneys for Criminal Justice in Forum magazine and has been cited in Actors, Practices, and Discourses in the Construction of the Mexican State, and multiple other publications. Introduction – Argumentum Ad Absurdum Consider these hypothetical[1] situations:…