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When it Comes to Criminal Confessions, Is Anonymity a Guarantee? By Cheryl Steinberg AA and other 12 Step fellowships promise anonymity but, don’t be confused; it’s not the same thing as ‘confessional privilege,’ the expectation of confidentiality when one confesses to their priest or, the protection of confidentiality between lawyer... Learn More

In the News: Chris Brown Kicked Out of Rehab and Arrested [caption id="attachment_10888" align="aligncenter" width="292"] www.wifflegif.com[/caption] Chris Brown was detained on Friday and will be held without bail on a warrant distributed by probation officers in the latest legal predicament for the R&B singer who has fought to put his... Learn More

In the News: Drinking During Pregnancy Could Become a Crime A landmark test case due to be heard by the Court of Appeal could criminalize heavy drinking during pregnancy. Sky News has reported that it will be disputed that a six-year-old girl is the victim of a crime because she... Learn More

In The News: Rachel Canning, the Girl Suing Parents for Tuition, Loses First Hearing A New Jersey teenager who sued her parents for financial support after leaving home has lost the first round of her lawsuit. 18-year-old Rachel Canning sought after $650 in weekly child support from her parents, a deposit for her future... Learn More

In the News: Chris Brown Ordered to Rehab for Another Two Months [caption id="attachment_10926" align="aligncenter" width="485"] www.wifflegif.com[/caption] 24-year-old Chris Brown has been ordered back to rehab for another two months, despite the progress he has made. At a hearing on Friday, Los Angeles judge ordered the singer to spend another two months... Learn More

In the News: Affluenza Teen Ordered to Lock-Down Rehab [caption id="attachment_10786" align="aligncenter" width="347"] www.wifflegif.com[/caption] On Wednesday, a judge ordered that Ethan Couch, who drove drunk and caused a car accident that resulted in killing four people and injuring two, go into a lock-down residential treatment facility. After the decision... Learn More

In the News: Candy Man Doctor Pleads Guilty A Santa Barbara doctor that several patients referred to as the candy man because he so easily prescribed painkillers and other frequently mistreated narcotics, pleaded guilty Thursday to federal drug charges. Sixty five year old Julio Diaz pleaded guilty to... Learn More

When it Comes to Criminal Confessions, Is Anonymity a Guarantee?

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