Monthly Archives: April 2025

The Art of Legislative Advocacy: Building Support for Challenging Proposals

Introduction Navigating the world of politics and legislation can feel like venturing into a maze. For individuals and organizations seeking to introduce or influence policy changes, especially in areas as contentious as criminal justice reform or registry-related issues, the challenges... Read More

Legislative Battles and Big Wins: Key Highlights from New Mexico’s 2025 Session

The legislative session in New Mexico has officially wrapped up, and it was anything but quiet. Over the course of 60 days, a flurry of bills was debated, challenged, and either passed or defeated—all while stirring public discourse around criminal... Read More

Exploring the Nuances of Legal Opinions: Understanding What Non-Lawyers Can and Cannot Do

In a world increasingly influenced by legal interpretations—whether it’s a breaking Supreme Court decision or the implications of recently passed legislation—having an opinion about the law has never been more relevant. Yet, for many, expressing legal opinions without holding an... Read More

The Case of Joseph Davis: Understanding Pennsylvania’s Sentencing Laws for Repeat Offenders

Introduction: The Complexity Surrounding Pennsylvania’s Recent Court Ruling In a case that has sparked intense debate, the Pennsylvania Superior Court recently ruled on the appeal of Joseph Davis, a man convicted of distributing child pornography and using a communications facility... Read More