What To Do When... Your Kid Goes to College.

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On this legal video podcast chat in Critzer Cardani's What To Do When... Campus podcast series, join our hosts Jackie Critzer and Scott Cardani as they chat about Students and Campus Law in What To Do When... Your Kid Goes to College. In this episode College Campus Life, Campus Police, and College students right to privacy in searches are included in their chat. They clarify that campus police have jurisdiction similar to city police and can make arrests based on reasonable suspicion, not just probable cause. They emphasize the importance of not providing unnecessary information and only giving required documents like a license, registration, and proof of insurance during traffic stops. They also address privacy rights in dorm rooms, advising students to deny permission for searches and to document any forced entries. Additionally, they discuss the need for warrants to search locked items and the potential for roommates to give permission for searches.

Tune in today for not only our top take-aways, but also some chat about the following subject matters and other helpful action items from a 'legal chat slant' from Critzer Cardani's legal partners.

* Jackie Critzer and Scott Cardani emphasize the importance of not providing unnecessary information to campus police and only giving required documents like a license, registration, and proof of insurance during traffic stops. * Scott Cardani and Jackie Critzer discuss the role of campus police on college campuses, clarifying that they are sworn officers with jurisdiction similar to city police. * Scott Cardani and Jackie Critzer discuss the right to privacy in dorm rooms, noting that while it is limited, students still have some privacy rights. * If campus police force their way into a room, Scott Cardani suggests documenting the incident as any evidence obtained without proper procedure may be inadmissible in court. * Advise students to have a locked storage container for personal items in the dorm room for an extra layer of privacy.

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The objective of the What To Do When… podcast is to discuss common legal scenarios faced by everyday citizens in Virginia. Critzer and Cardani practice law throughout Virginia and focus their practice around the state’s capital of Richmond, in the Piedmont region. Tune in and subscribe to learn about legal topics such as reckless driving by speeding, bad lawyers, juvenile defense, juvenile sex crimes, reckless driving, divorce 101, Child Support, There is Still Hope and others.

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What To Do When... Criminal Law: You Are Caught in Tunnel Vision

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On this legal video podcast chat in Critzer Cardani's What To Do When... podcast series, join our hosts Jackie Critzer and Scott Cardani as they chat about Criminal and also Family Law in What To Do When... You Are Caught In Tunnel Vision. In this episode of "What to Do When," hosts Jackie Critzer and Scott Cardani discuss the concept of "tunnel vision" in legal scenarios, where an individual is wrongfully targeted as the sole suspect. They explain how tunnel vision can occur in criminal cases, corporate investigations, and even in personal disputes like divorces. The conversation highlights the importance of having a competent attorney who can recognize and challenge tunnel vision. They also discuss the role of social media and public opinion in reinforcing tunnel vision and the need for critical thinking and thorough investigation. Examples include the Duke lacrosse case and a wrongful conviction case where exculpatory evidence was withheld. The partners of Critzer Cardani PC emphasize the necessity of finding a skilled attorney and avoiding the pitfalls of group think and social media frenzy.

Tune in today for not only our top take-aways, but also some chat about the following subject matters and other helpful action items from a 'legal chat slant' from Critzer Cardani's legal partners.

* Understanding Tunnel Vision in Legal Case Scenarios * Jackie Critzer introduces the topic of tunnel vision, where individuals are wrongfully targeted as scapegoats by investigators or corporations. * Scott Cardani explains that tunnel vision occurs when someone is accused of a crime, and investigators focus solely on them, disregarding other evidence or theories. * Corporate Tunnel Vision Examples * Challenges of Breaking Tunnel Vision * Impact of Social Media and Group Think * Importance of Good Legal Representation in Breaking Tunnel Vision * Scott Cardani shares an example of a case where a good attorney uncovered cultural differences that helped break tunnel vision and save a client from the death penalty.

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The objective of the What To Do When… podcast is to discuss common legal scenarios faced by everyday citizens in Virginia. Critzer and Cardani practice law throughout Virginia and focus their practice around the state’s capital of Richmond, in the Piedmont region. Tune in and subscribe to learn about legal topics such as reckless driving by speeding, bad lawyers, Will Knows Weed, juvenile defense, juvenile sex crimes, reckless driving, the legalization of marijuana in Virginia, divorce 101, Child Support, There is Still Hope and others.

Thank you for sending us your feedback, questions, or topic suggestions for future #WTDW | What To Do When... episodes by emailing info@cclawva.com.

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What To Do When... Concealment. You've Concealed.

WTDW Legal Chat Podcast Video & Audio Source - https://cclawva.com/2025/02/21/wtdw-video-podcast-what-to-do-when-concealment-youve-concealed/

On this legal video podcast chat in Critzer Cardani's What To Do When... podcast series, join our hosts Jackie Critzer and Scott Cardani as they chat about some Criminal Law topics on What To Do When... Concealment. You've Concealed. This video and audio podcast episode focuses on Stealing, Shoplifting, Concealment, Larceny, and Petit Larceny both on the adult and juvenile side of the law here in Virginia.

Tune in today for not only our top take-aways, but also some chat about the following subject matters and other helpful action items from a 'legal chat slant' from Critzer Cardani's legal partners.

* Scott Cardani explains that concealment is a subsection of larceny, emphasizing that it involves stealing property. * Jackie Critzer asks about the difference between concealment and larceny, with Scott clarifying that concealment occurs before leaving the store, while larceny occurs after. * Scott provides an example of price tag changing, where customers switch tags from cheaper items to more expensive ones. * Jackie and Scott discuss how concealment can occur in various ways, such as moving items from one container to another or hiding items under clothing. * Jackie and Scott discuss the importance of intent in concealment charges, highlighting that one must knowingly commit the act. * Scott explains that concealment charges can vary based on the value of the stolen goods, with petty larceny being under $1,000. * Jackie and Scott discuss the potential consequences of being caught, including immediate stoppage by store staff or police. * Scott advises against trying to explain the situation to store staff, as it can complicate matters. * Scott emphasizes that concealment charges are considered crimes of moral turpitude, which can have long-lasting effects on one's career and personal life. * Jackie and Scott discuss how these charges can affect employment opportunities, especially in positions involving money or responsibility. * Scott shares examples of how concealment charges can impact trust and credibility in various professional settings. * Jackie highlights the financial burden of hiring a defense attorney, which can be significant. * Scott notes that stores like Target, Walmart, and Wawa have stepped up their loss prevention measures. * Jackie and Scott discuss the prevalence of surveillance cameras in stores, making it easier to catch concealment. * Jackie and Scott reiterate the importance of not trying to explain the situation to store staff or police. * Scott advises listeners to seek legal counsel if they find themselves in a situation involving concealment charges.

Watch the Video, Listen to the Audio version and / or Follow, Like, and Share... "What To Do When..." Legal Chat Podcast from Critzer Cardani PC.

The objective of the What To Do When… podcast is to discuss common legal scenarios faced by everyday citizens in Virginia. Critzer and Cardani practice law throughout Virginia and focus their practice around the state’s capital of Richmond, in the Piedmont region. Tune in and subscribe to learn about legal topics such as reckless driving by speeding, bad lawyers, Will Knows Weed, juvenile defense, juvenile sex crimes, reckless driving, the legalization of marijuana in Virginia, divorce 101, Child Support, There is Still Hope and others.

Thank you for sending us your feedback, questions, or topic suggestions for future #WTDW | What To Do When... episodes by emailing info@cclawva.com.

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