Stop and Frisk: Appropriate or Unconstitutional?
Stop and frisk is both a symbol of proactive policing and a flashpoint for civil liberties advocates. Central to the debate is the threshold of “reasonable suspicion,” a standard lower than probable…
Volume 42, Issue 3
Stop and frisk is both a symbol of proactive policing and a flashpoint for civil liberties advocates. Central to the debate is the threshold of “reasonable suspicion,” a standard lower than probable…
Digital platforms are reshaping everything from investigations to jury selection, courtroom conduct, and the court of public opinion. What must lawyers know to navigate this chaotic, ever-evolving la…
Whether you are defending clients against charges involving fraudulent medical billing, public corruption, money laundering, insider trading, cybercrimes, or embezzlement, each case presents its own…
Prison is a core institution of American society, but what work does prison actually do? Does it deliver on its commonly attributed promises of incapacitation, deterrence, retribution, and rehabilita…
On the surface, discovery in criminal cases is not overly complicated, but things can become much more complex when dealing with third-party discovery and the issues that surround it.
While testifying offers the opportunity to present a personal narrative directly to the jury, it also exposes the defendant to rigorous cross-examination by the prosecution, which can unravel their c…
Immigration law has its own definitions of crimes, which do not always align with state or federal criminal statutes. Criminal defense attorneys often consult with immigration attorneys regarding ple…
Today, criminal law is more complex than ever, requiring attorneys to navigate intricate legal frameworks, technological advancements, and evolving societal expectations.
Full-circle moments aren’t necessarily about ending where we started but about returning with new perspective, wisdom, and courage.
The 2025–2026 bar year’s theme—Charting New Horizons—speaks to the core of GPSolo: forward-looking service, innovation grounded in experience, and an unwavering commitment to solo and small firm lawy…
Check out these American Bar Association books and web resources for more information on criminal law.
Mobile lawyers face unique vulnerabilities to cybercrimes and scams, ranging from phishing attacks and public WiFi intrusions to sophisticated man-in-the-middle exploits and ransomware.
Rest isn’t just a break. It’s a boundary. It’s a form of resistance in a profession that too often rewards burnout and punishes balance. It’s a refusal to sacrifice ourselves in order to be seen as w…
Neither the law nor the rules of professional conduct keep up with technology, but lawyers have a duty to keep abreast of changes in the law and its practice.
Every lawyer you see at work, whether a supervisor, subordinate, co-counsel, or adversary, can contribute in some way to your mosaic of legal experience.
GPSolo magazine, May/June 2025 (42:3): Criminal Law .