The Appeals Process Explained
The right to a trial by jury is the most fundamental constitutional right a criminal defendant is granted. Upon a conviction after a jury trial, ...
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- April 4, 2016
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I have a conviction … Can I get it off my record?
So you have been convicted of a criminal charge and this conviction is impacting your livelihood? You wish this conviction can be taken off your ...
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- March 21, 2016
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Busted For Drugs? Here’s What You Need To Know
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 ...
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- March 8, 2016
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Creating A Defense Strategy
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 ...
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- March 2, 2016
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How Is A Jury Selected?
When facing a criminal charge, one of the most important constitutional rights a defendant has is a trial by a jury of our peers. The ...
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- February 29, 2016
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Post Bail or Stay in Jail!
Once you have been arrested and put in jail, there is probably just one thing going through your mind, which is to get out as ...
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- February 15, 2016
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The Death Penalty in th United States
The United States Supreme Court has given each state the authority to determine whether the death penalty is appropriate or not. In June 2003 Governor ...
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- February 15, 2016
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No Plea Deal … What’s Next?
Throughout these blogs we have discussed many imperative issues regarding the criminal process. We have explained each process of the criminal justice system; discussed a ...
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- February 3, 2016
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Scientific Evidence Explained
Evidence exists in many different forms. Many of which are introduced in trial and some that are not. Scientific and forensic types of evidence can ...
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- February 1, 2016
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Can Police Question Minors?
The right to remain silent is the most basic fundamental constitutional right a defendant has when being investigated for a crime. It is the first ...
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