Preparing for a Criminal Trial? Things You Should Know

Posted on 13 May 2021

The courts in this country take crimes seriously. When they arrest people for criminal charges, they require a legal process afterward. The legal process might involve a plea bargain for the defendant. If the defendant chooses not to accept the plea, they will go to trial. If you have pending criminal charges against you, going to trial might be the route you want to take. If so, here are several things to know about your upcoming trial and how your lawyer prepares for it. [Read More]

Is A Toll Violation A Traffic Ticket?

Posted on 7 January 2021

Whether you forgot to bring change, your transponder didn't read, or you didn't mean to drive on a toll road, there's a good chance of finding yourself with a toll violation at some point. Does it count as a traffic ticket, and what will happen to your driving record? Some Toll Violations Are Just Bills In some areas, if you get a letter in the mail for missing a toll, it's just a bill. [Read More]

What You Should Know About Shoplifting Charges

Posted on 1 September 2020

Shoplifting often seems like a light charge when you read about it, but is it really as light as you think? You may find that shoplifting is more serious after you have been arrested and charged with a crime. If you or somebody you love is facing shoplifting charges, this is what you need to know about the process of fighting your charges in criminal court. You may be surprised at the steps you need to take. [Read More]

What Is The Best Way To Win A Criminal Case?

Posted on 28 May 2020

When a client meets with a criminal defense attorney, one of the first questions they often have is about how their case can be won. It's worth noting that no lawyer can guarantee a win. Also, what's going to count as a win is going to depend a lot on just how bad the circumstances are. Your criminal defense attorney will make every effort to protect your rights and your best interests. [Read More]

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I still remember the first time I was arrested. I found myself sitting in a jail cell, alone and afraid, just wondering who I could turn to for help. However, after I met with my attorney, I knew I was in good hands. My newly appointed legal counsel walked me though the process, and fought hard for me in court. It was amazing to see how much of a difference the right lawyer made in my life. My website is dedicated to teaching you more about the courtroom process, so that you can rest a little easier during your trial.

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