Personal Attention.
Aggressive Defense.
If a police officer asks you to do something, you might assume you have to comply. There are times when you need to comply with a police officer’s request, and failing to do so could get you arrested or even put your life in danger. However, many times when the police...
As the spooky season approaches, neighborhoods often come alive with eerie decorations and festive displays. Still, the temptation to "borrow" a particularly impressive prop from a neighbor's yard can lead to serious legal consequences. What might seem like harmless...
Most people tend to think of themselves as law-abiding citizens. They would be surprised if they got arrested. Family members and friends would also be shocked, wondering how this could have possibly happened. And it may be true, in a general sense, that the person...
When the police arrest you and inform you of your Miranda rights before interrogation, anything you say can be used against you in court. In moments like these, the wisest thing to do is invoke your right to remain silent and have an attorney present during...
Many people living on properties with a driveway leave their cars parked in them. Even if they have a garage at the end of the drive, they may prefer to leave the vehicle outside for easy access or because their garage is full. This could lead to problems if the law...
Most people know that people accused of breaking the law have to enter a plea in response to the charges that they face. Typically, defendants either plead guilty or not guilty. A guilty plea results in sentencing, while a not-guilty plea means taking the case to...
Police officers investigating criminal activity and prosecutors building criminal cases often make use of a variety of different types of evidence. Typically, the most authoritative evidence includes confessions made to police officers, security camera footage and...
The police should respect your rights when you interact with them. These include your right to remain silent, your right to record their actions provided you do not interfere with their activities and are not breaking any other law, your right to refuse consent to a...
An accessory to a crime is a person who helps contribute to the commission of the crime without directly participating in it. They may not even be present at the scene. You can either be charged as an accessory before or after the fact, depending on your point of...
In the eyes of the law, anyone who speeds up and disregards the safety of others on the road is often a serious threat to civilian lives. This reckless behavior can lead to severe legal consequences. Depending on the circumstances, the defendant may contend with...
