A criminal record can have profoundly negative effects on a person’s life. Convictions may prevent someone’s ability to get…
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Ever wondered what “Miranda rights” really mean? They form a crucial part of the U.S. criminal justice system, designed…
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In Texas, the legal definition of a deadly weapon encompasses a broad range of items and has significant implications…
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March 14
In the realm of criminal justice, the role of a defense attorney is paramount. These legal professionals serve as…
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February 7
Aiding, abetting, and accessory liability are important legal concepts in criminal law. These legal distinctions prevent someone from using…
The different levels of felonies and misdemeanors
February 7
In the eyes of the law, there really isn’t an “eye for an eye” approach. There are levels…
Know your rights when fighting a state or federal case
March 21
The U.S. judicial system is anything but simple. You can be charged with a crime by the state government,…
What to do if you are accused of a crime?
February 9
According to the Brennan Center for Justice, nearly one-third of working-age adults have one despite the stigma attached to having a criminal record. And roughly half of black males and almost 40% of white males are arrested by age 23.
The Importance of an Appellate Attorney in a Wrongful Conviction
February 1
Every day, people find themselves on the wrong side of the law. In 2014, 14% of capital punishment sentences were wrongful convictions, and 4% of those sentences resulted in placing people in jail for crimes they didn’t commit.