Criminal Law Reviewer

Jackson Pierce

Jackson Pierce is a distinguished reviewer and editor with a strong background in criminology. He has reviewed numerous criminal law cases and has a deep understanding of criminal procedure and evidence law. Jackson's expertise is invaluable to our team.

Credentials

Senior Editor, Criminal Law Review

18+ yearsCriminal ProcedureEvidence Law

Reviewed posts

Articles reviewed by Jackson Pierce

What Is the Difference Between a Charge and a Conviction?What to Do If Someone Steals a Package Off Your PorchBlockburger v. United States: The Same Elements TestThe Andre Thomas Case: Mental Illness and Juror BiasBalzac v. Porto Rico: Case Brief and Sixth AmendmentArraignment vs. Hearing: What's the Difference?How Can You Legally Get Someone's Fingerprints?Andrews v. United States: Allocution and Sentencing ErrorsHow to Get a Pro Bono Lawyer for a Criminal CaseDo You Have to Give Police Your Phone Password?The Amber Guyger Case: Charges, Trial, and AppealsBanks v. Dretke and the Duty to Disclose EvidenceAdam Matos Case: From Murder to VerdictCan Police Make You Take Your Hands Out of Your Pockets?What Legally Constitutes a Criminal Conviction?Bell v. United States: Rule of Lenity and the Mann ActThe Betty Broderick Case: Divorce, Murder, and ParoleWhat Is Check Kiting in Banking and Is It Illegal?Is Brainwashing a Crime? What the Law Actually SaysBronston v. United States: The Literal Truth DefenseWhat to Do If Someone Is Stealing Your MailBourjaily v. United States: Co-Conspirator StatementsDo Retired Police Officers Need a Concealed Carry Permit?How Do Probation Officers Monitor Internet Use?The Alexandra Flores Case: Timeline and ExecutionAnderson v. Charles: Due Process and Inconsistent StatementsIs There a Public Domestic Violence Registry?Is It Illegal to Videotape Someone on Private Property?18 U.S.C. 2251: Federal Laws on Child Exploitation ChargesWhat Is Running Numbers and Is It a Crime?