Whether you are on Facebook, MySpace or Twitter, law enforcement agencies are focusing on social media as a source for criminal activity. The NYPD has implemented a new social media unit to track leads and suspicious activity on sites such as Facebook. They look for things such as out-of-control house parties and unsolved crime. Law enforcement has found that people tend to brag about criminal activity through Facebook posts and Tweets.
Social media used to find crime: who is following your news feed?
DUI laws: how a few miles may make a difference
Just a few miles may make a difference on whether you are sent to jail or on probation for a first-time drunk driving offense.
Skelton Plea Deal May Not Be The End
In a recent Detroit Free Press article, Attorney John Freeman commented on the Skelton plea deal.
