Category Archives: Juvenile Crime
How a “Silent Witness” Can Testify Against You in Court
Florida police and prosecutors often rely on surveillance camera footage to try and prove a suspect’s guilt. Of course, in this age of digital photography–not to mention newer technologies such as generative artificial intelligence–how can a judge or jury know that an image offered into evidence is real? This is a special concern when,… Read More »
Is “ShotSpotter” Technology Considered Valid Evidence in a Florida Criminal Case?
The tech industry has always operated under a “move fast and break things” mentality. This approach can lead to problems when it comes to the use of new technology in law enforcement, however, where the appearance of objectivity can mask serious problems that may affect the rights of people accused of criminal offenses. In… Read More »
