Three Criminal Charges That You May Face After Setting Fire To Something

Posted on 1 November 2018

The average person isn't apt to burn down his or her home or business in order to cash in on the insurance money, but it may be tempting to think about setting a fire on a smaller scale during a moment of poor judgement. For example, perhaps you have a car, boat, or even a shed that is past its prime and you're struggling financially. Despite knowing that setting fire to it is wrong, you may be so eager to get some money that you make this serious error in judgment. [Read More]

Two Ways A DUI Can Affect Your Educational Prospects

Posted on 17 February 2017

When people think about the criminal consequences of being convicted of DUIs, they're mostly concerned about being sentenced to jail time or having to pay a fine. However, being convicted of a DUI can and does often extend to other areas of your life. If you're a college student or thinking about going back to school, here are two ways a DUI can negatively impact your educational prospects. Your Application May Be Rejected [Read More]

You Have The Right To Remain Silent: When Keeping Your Mouth Shut After Arrest Is Best

Posted on 11 November 2016

From the moment an officer lets you know that you are being placed under arrest by reading you your Miranda Rights, you are no longer obligated to speak to law enforcement, investigators, or anyone else who has a question after you are charged with a crime. Surprisingly, however, many folks who land in hot water and get arrested tend to say far more than they should before they have an attorney present for fair representation. [Read More]

Three Things You Should Know If You're Arrested on a Drug-Possession Charge

Posted on 25 August 2016

Drug possession is one of the most common drug charges, and it carries serious potential implications, including hefty fines and incarceration. It's important to remember that being charged does not mean you will be found guilty and convicted when the charge goes to court. In most cases, it's best to hire an attorney with criminal-law experience to go over your charges with you and help you understand your options so you're not facing the charge on your own with limited knowledge of the legal system. [Read More]

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