Unlawful Killings
The murder of George Floyd recently in Minneapolis, Minnesota by police officer(s) has brought up the question of unlawful killings. There are a numerous legal ...
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DUI’s not Pandemic Proof
Notwithstanding the fact that Covid – 19 has us all on lock-down, people are still getting stopped and cited for DUI … and the courts ...
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Hiring a Criminal Lawyer
If you have been accused or charged of a criminal offense, it is a good idea to look into hiring the best criminal defense lawyer ...
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The Covid-19 Impact
As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads each day, many courtrooms are closing their doors to the public and postponing criminal cases. This is a situation that ...
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Words Alone – Not Crime
Racist name calling is not synonymous with hate crimes; they are two different things entirely, and one is even protected by the United States Constitution. ...
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Revoking Probation
A motion to revoke probation is a court filing that says you did something wrong while on probation for a criminal conviction or a diversion. ...
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On the Rise
As domestic violence related incidents have spiked during the Covid-19 outbreak, so too has officers’ ‘use-of-force’. In fact, two such incidents took place in just ...
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Man Down – For the Public Good
In all the years of doing this business, one thing has become quite clear … a great number of folks are just plain suspicious of ...
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The Castle Doctrine and Stand Your Ground Laws
It is two o’clock in the morning and you are awakened by the sound of breaking glass from an intruder attempting to crawl through your ...
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It is All or Nothing
It is now official – ALL states must have a unanimous jury verdict in order to convict someone. Although Washington State was one of the ...
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