If you’re pulled over for drinking and driving, chances are high that you’ll be charged with another criminal offense too. Here’s what you should know about defending yourself against multiple charges and how a lawyer can help increase your chances of a favorable outcome.  Why Defendants Often Face More Than One Criminal Charge  When a Read More

During your arraignment, one of the first stages of the criminal process, you will be asked to enter your plea. At this time, you may think that entering a guilty plea is in your best interests considering your case evidence, criminal history, and other related factors.  However, many defendants go on to change their mind Read More

Failure to show up to court for a scheduled appearance after being arrested for a crime is a serious matter that warrants prompt response. Here’s what you should consider and where you can get experienced legal help. You Didn’t Show Up At Court — Now What? If you failed to make your court appearance, it’s Read More

The United States Constitution aims to limit the authority and power law enforcement and government agents have over American citizens while still enabling them to keep the peace. The Fourth Amendment protects every citizen’s right to basic privacy by preventing police from searching a person without probable cause.  This law has a major influence on Read More

Many people mistakenly believe if they didn’t actually commit the crime, they can’t be held legally culpable. However, if the police have charged you with aiding or conspiring to commit a crime, proving otherwise may be challenging. You’ll need to have strong evidence that you had no involvement in the offense. Here’s how to seek Read More