Criminal Law Reviewer

Eleanor Torres

Eleanor Torres is a seasoned legal reviewer with over two decades of experience in criminal law. She oversees the review of complex criminal cases and ensures the accuracy of legal content. Eleanor's expertise in federal and white collar crime is unparalleled, and her insights are highly sought after.

Credentials

Lead Reviewer, Criminal Law Division

20+ yearsFederal CrimeWhite Collar Crime

Reviewed posts

Articles reviewed by Eleanor Torres

Betts v. Brady: Case Summary and SignificanceAshe v. Swenson: Collateral Estoppel and Double JeopardyBrecht v. Abrahamson: Harmless Error in Federal HabeasBailey v. Commonwealth: Flight and Reasonable SuspicionBoyle v. United States: RICO Association-in-Fact EnterpriseIs It Illegal to Make, Possess, or Use Thermite?Can Police Come in Your Hotel Room Without Permission?The Alexander Rivera 1996 Murder Case and DNA AppealsBrigham City v. Stuart: The Emergency Aid ExceptionHow many times can a police officer give you a breathalyzer?Barrett v. United States: Interstate Commerce and FirearmsPeople v. Jennings: The First Case for Fingerprint EvidenceWhat Is a Signal 1 in Police Radio Codes?How to Restore Your Gun Rights: The Legal ProcessBraswell v. United States: The Collective Entity DoctrineSpeeding vs. Reckless Driving: What Is the Difference?What Happens When a Juvenile Is Charged as an Adult?Do Police Reports Expire? What You Need to KnowHow Much Is a Ticket for Expired Registration in NY?How Is DNA Evidence Collected From a Crime Scene?Using an Alias: Legal Implications and RestrictionsArave v. Creech: The Utter Disregard Standard11th Circuit Trump v. US: Special Master Order ReversedCan Minors Shoot Guns at a Gun Range?Berger v. United States: Prosecutorial MisconductCan You Legally Take Edibles on a Cruise?What Is the Police Code for a Dead Body?The Amato Case Crime Scene and the Evidence FoundThe Albert Wilson Case: From Conviction to DismissalHow Did the Court Change How the Fourth Amendment Was Viewed?