One of the main purposes of the Bill of Rights is to protect the rights of criminal defendants. The Sixth Amendment’s Confrontation Clause guarantees a criminal defendant’s right “to be…
The Virginia Supreme Court recently addressed the extent to which statements made as part of plea agreement negotiations are admissible at trial. See Cridler-Smith v. Clarke, No. 230450, 2025 Va.…
Published 04/19/21 The Virginia Supreme Court recently expanded the potential liability of a landowner for acts committed by third parties while on the landowner’s property. Shoemaker v. Funkhouser, No. 191218…
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