October 23, 2017 Uncategorized I’m on Probation Did you just plead guilty? … And you are not going to jail? Just probation? Has your lawyer advised you on what probation is and ... Read More →
October 9, 2017 Uncategorized Can I Expunge my DUI? A driving under the influence (DUI) arrest or conviction can have a negative impact on one’s ability to secure a job, get a student loan, ... Read More →
October 9, 2017 Uncategorized Violation of Uniformed Controlled Substance Act One of the most common offenses found in Courts across the United States, are drug offenses. Both the Federal and State drug possession laws make ... Read More →
September 25, 2017 Uncategorized Wiping the Record Clearn When expungement of an arrest or conviction is an option in a state or county, in most instances a person’s criminal record must meet certain ... Read More →
September 17, 2017 Uncategorized You are Guaranteed the Assistance of Counsel So you have been charged with a crime and now you are in need of an attorney? A criminal defendant’s right to an attorney is ... Read More →
September 10, 2017 Uncategorized Three Strikes and You Are Out! The “three strikes” law has been implemented in many States, where in which a defendant with three violent felony convictions may be sentenced to life ... Read More →
September 5, 2017 Uncategorized Criminal Case Theory Soon after a defendant explains his or her story to a criminal lawyer, they will probably collaborate with each other to come up with a ... Read More →
August 28, 2017 Uncategorized Sentencing Procedures Soon after a defendant has pled guilty or has been found guilty at trial, a Judge will decide on the appropriate punishment during the sentencing ... Read More →
August 21, 2017 Uncategorized Probation Ain’t that Bad!!!! Probation is the suspension of a jail sentence that allows a person convicted of a crime a chance to remain in the community, instead of ... Read More →
August 14, 2017 Uncategorized What Happens on Appeal? Each and every criminal defendant has certain constitutional rights, the most important being the right to have a jury of his or her own peers ... Read More →