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The process and rules for civil trials in the United States, including the role of judges and juries
forfeiture can run parallel to, before, or after : evidence seized may be held for trial while prosecutors pursue criminal forfeiture only after conviction, or the government may pursue civil or witho...
Noncitizens in the face two very different legal tracks: removal (immigration) proceedings are civil administrative hearings run by the , while play out in Article III courts with constitutional crimi...
A state criminal conviction can be reviewed in not by a conventional “appeal” that lifts the state case into the federal trial or appellate docket, but by post‑conviction federal review of constitutio...