Robotaxis in San Francisco: Innovation and the Future of Urban Mobility
San Francisco is a city that has become a symbol of technological innovation. From the development of new […]
How a Protection Order Really Works
Protection orders are one of the most commonly used tools by the justice system to protect victims in […]
Bullying and Suicide: What Legal Consequences Can Harassment Have?
Bullying is not only a social or educational problem. In certain circumstances, it can also become a criminal offence with very serious legal consequences.
Restraining Orders: When a Judge Can Issue Them and What They Are Meant to Protect
When a complaint is filed, many people automatically assume that a restraining order will be issued. However, this does not […]
Drug Offences: When Strategy Is Everything in Criminal Defenc
Drug-related offences are among the most complex proceedings in criminal law. In this […]
“Jail” and “Prison” Are Not the Same: A Key Difference in the U.S. Criminal System
When talking about deprivation of liberty, in Spain we commonly use terms such as jail, prison or correctional facility interchangeably. In practice, they all refer to the same reality.
Can a Judge Be 100% Impartial? How Objectivity Is Guaranteed in the Justice System
One of the most common questions when discussing justice is whether a judge can be completely impartial. Does their […]
Case Law: Not Written Law, Yet Capable of Changing Everything
When people talk about law, many tend to think only of statutes, codes and written rules. However, there is an element […]
Alcohol or Drugs as a Mitigating Factor? Not Every Type of Use Qualifies in Criminal Law
One of the most common questions in criminal law is whether committing an offence under the influence of alcohol or drugs can reduce criminal liability.
Does the Law Apply to Everyone? When It Doesn’t, It Ceases to Be Justice.
One of the fundamental pillars of the rule of law is equality before the law. The rule is clear: the law must be applied to […]