I was framed for a murder, how can I prove my innocence? January 5, 2015 Murder is one of the most serious crimes that any individual can be charged with, and it is not to be taken lightly. Murder is generally defined as the intentional or premeditated death upon another individual. Evidence gathered at the crime scene may have offered proof that you committed the crime. Individuals charged with murder… Read More
What to Do if a Wrongful Restraining Order is Placed Against You December 24, 2014 If a person ever finds themselves subject to a wrongful restraining order it is of vital importance to get ahead of the situation as soon as possible. Sometimes the opposing party plays victim and creates false police reports and allegations and far too often clerical errors can be made as well resulting in the wrong… Read More
My Child Stole But I Am Being Charged December 17, 2014 Are Parents to Blame? A parents question when their child placed an item in their pocket as they walked out of the store. The parent got charged for shoplifting. Every parent would like to know if they are indeed responsible for their child’s action. You may be interested in some situations in which the parents… Read More
Knowing your constitutional rights when being pulled over December 15, 2014 If you’re pulled over by a police officer when driving, it’s important to be aware of your constitutional rights. Read on to learn more about the rights and responsibilities you have as a citizen when encountering police as a motorist. Please be aware that even if you are not a citizen, these rights apply to… Read More
I was driving someone to the ER with a suspended license and was pulled over, do I have a case? December 8, 2014 The fact is that emergencies happen all the time. People deal with the emergency quickly and might violate a law. Often, the emergency might require that the person has access to a vehicle. Perhaps, an accident happened and they need to get a friend to the ER. They are driving along the highway to the… Read More
Can Anything I Say Before Being Read My Miranda Rights Be Used Against Me in Court? December 3, 2014 If you have been taken into custody on any type of charge, you do have the right to remain silent. However, you may also feel as if cooperating with authorities may help you get a favorable outcome in your case. In the event that you do decide to talk before being read your Miranda rights,… Read More
Probable Cause November 24, 2014 It’s true that police officers are mandated and permitted to make arrests when proper evidence is submitted, in many situations concrete evidence is not as necessary for an arrest to be made, as probable cause is required. It’s important to understand the difference. Probable Cause Reasonable or probable cause for an arrest exists for an… Read More
Your Guide to Juvenile Cases November 19, 2014 Juvenile Cases = Not Adult Crimes If you are under 18 and break the law, you can be charged with a juvenile offense. The Juvenile System, including Juvenile Corrections and Juvenile Court, will handle your case. How a Juvenile Case Begins with service of a summons; or an arrest What is a Summons? A Summons… Read More
What if the Police Didn’t Read Me My Rights? November 17, 2014 It’s a series of statements as timeless as the television show Dragnet. “You have the right to remain silent,” seems to penetrate every television detective drama ever written. These are the Miranda Rights and understanding them can protect you in a tricky situation if ever under arrest. Understanding Miranda Rights The court case of “Miranda… Read More
Facts About Date Rape Drugs November 12, 2014 DATE RAPE DRUGS are sometimes used to assist in committing a sexual assault on another. Sexual assault is any type of sexual activity that a person does not give consensus to. Because of the effects of these drugs, victims may be physically helpless, unable to refuse sex, and unable to remember what happened. Drugs as… Read More