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Can a prosecutor use facebook posts as evidence against me?

Can a prosecutor use facebook posts as evidence against me?

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Last Modified on Feb 17, 2023

Be careful what you say on Facebook – even if you’re just quoting lyrics from your favorite song. Larry Recio posted a line from a rap song on his page, and it may have been the deciding factor in his conviction on charges of being…

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Will future technology make trials obsolete?

Will future technology make trials obsolete?

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Last Modified on Feb 17, 2023

What if insurance companies didn’t have to ask you any questions after a car accident? What if they could attach some wires to your head, turn a few dials, and download your memories of the accident? The popular science fiction series “Black Mirror,” on Netflix,…

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Do touch screen electronics in cars cause auto accidents?

Do touch screen electronics in cars cause auto accidents?

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Last Modified on Feb 28, 2023

There seems to be a consensus that texting or talking on your cell phone while driving is a major cause of automobile accidents. Jurisdictions across the country have been scrambling to pass laws prohibiting texting or talking on the phone while driving. Texting is only…

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Technology and auto accident cases

Technology and auto accident cases

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Last Modified on Feb 17, 2023

Modern technology has made our cars safer and, at the same time, has become a leading cause of auto accidents by encouraging distracted driving. Advances in technology have also made it easier to identify the cause of a car crash and who was at fault.…

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