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Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules Cannabis Odor not Probable Cause for Warrantless Search

Criminal Law, civil rightsBrennan AberleJanuary 20, 2022greensboro criminal lawyers, greensboro lawyer, marijuana, probable cause

Do Masks Violate a Defendant's Confrontation Clause Rights to Observe a Witness's Demeanor?

Criminal Law, civil rightsBrennan AberleFebruary 4, 2021greensboro lawyer, greensboro lawyers, masks, confrontation clause, sixth amendment

CROWN Act Gets Local Support by Greensboro City Council

civil rightsBrennan AberleJanuary 24, 2021greensboro lawyer, greensboro lawyers, Crown act

ACLU Files Lawsuit Against Graham and Alamance County Police Departments Following Violence at March to the Polls Rally

civil rights, criminal lawBrennan AberleNovember 30, 20202020, greensboro lawyers, criminal lawyer

California Passes New Laws to Combat Racism in Jury Selection Process

Criminal Law, civil rightsBrennan AberleOctober 16, 2020greensboro criminal lawyer, greensboro lawyers, Batson, 2020

Court Ruling Restores Voting Rights For Some Disenfranchised North Carolina Citizens

civil rightsBrennan AberleSeptember 21, 20202020, voting rights, felony, greensboro lawyer, North Carolina constitution

Forming A More Perfect Union: An Interview About Police Reform with Dr. James Copple

Criminal Law, civil rightsBrennan AberleJuly 9, 2020police reform, civil rights, criminal law

Unraveling the Mystery of Justice Gorsuch’s Majority Vote in Recent LGBTQIA Civil Rights Case

civil rights, supreme courtBrennan AberleJune 26, 2020supreme court, civil rights, lgbtq, aberle and wall, Brennan Aberle, julie wall