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Constitutional Rights

Do police officers need a reason to stop your car?

On Behalf of Ives & Flores | Jun 17, 2025 | Constitutional Rights

A police officer cannot just randomly stop your vehicle and ask you to answer questions, take a field sobriety test or things of this nature. For instance, an officer can’t just wait outside of a local bar and pull over every driver who leaves the bar, looking for...

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How long can police hold you without charges?

On Behalf of Ives & Flores | May 21, 2025 | Constitutional Rights

It is a strange and uncomfortable feeling—being told to wait while officers “figure things out.” Maybe it started with a traffic stop. Or maybe someone called the police, and suddenly, you are being questioned. You have not been arrested, but you are not free to go...

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Just what is the right to due process?

On Behalf of Ives & Flores | May 7, 2025 | Constitutional Rights

You’ve probably been reading and seeing a lot of media stories about “due process” lately. Just what is due process, what does it involve and how does it help protect people’s legal rights? The concept of due process goes back to the U.S. Constitution. The “Due...

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ICE and your Fourth Amendment rights

On Behalf of Ives & Flores | Apr 10, 2025 | Constitutional Rights

Advocates for immigrants are seeking legislative relief for those they represent who may be next in the crosshairs of the U.S. Immigrant and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detentions. As of now, the location of 48 immigrants detained by ICE officials remains unknown....

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How does imprisonment impact First Amendment rights?

On Behalf of Ives & Flores | Mar 11, 2025 | Constitutional Rights

The right to free speech is one of the hallmarks of American freedoms, but some people are surprised to learn that it doesn’t always apply. For example, prisoners don’t have First Amendment rights in the same way that others have.  Prisoners have to deal with...

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When do police need a search warrant to search your home?

On Behalf of Ives & Flores | Jan 29, 2025 | Constitutional Rights

The United States Constitution provides very specific protections for individuals in this country. The Fourth Amendment is one specific area that most people need to ensure they understand because it has to do with what constitutes a lawful search and seizure.  One...

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Common reasons for delayed criminal trials 

On Behalf of Ives & Flores | Nov 15, 2024 | Constitutional Rights

Civil rights come in numerous forms, and one important right is the right to swift justice. This is protected by the Sixth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Criminal trials should be fair and they should also be completed within a reasonable time. Of course,...

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What are the police using drones for?

On Behalf of Ives & Flores | Oct 17, 2024 | Constitutional Rights

Drones have become a part of life in many places. You see them used for everything from taking a group shot at a wedding, to creating a real estate listing to destroying an enemy target. So it is no surprise that police forces across the country are also using drones....

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The dangers of giving the police your phone

On Behalf of Ives & Flores | Oct 9, 2024 | Constitutional Rights

As digital ID laws pass across the states, more people are using their phones to keep track of their personal information, including their driver’s license and insurance cards. As a result, these people may leave their physical forms of identification at home. If a...

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How the state may infringe on individual religious liberties

On Behalf of Ives & Flores | Oct 8, 2024 | Constitutional Rights

The Constitution and the Amendments to it enshrine numerous crucial rights for those within the United States. The Constitution protects not just citizens but anyone in the United States dealing with government authority figures. One of the most important protections...

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