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.
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Why you need a Lawyer when you’re involved in a Criminal Investigation?
October 19
If you’ve been contacted by law enforcement for information about a crime or have been charged with a crime,…
What Happens when a Person Presses Charges in a Crime?
October 19
Nearly one in three Americans will have been arrested by age 23, according to information reported by the Brennan…
Is Unlawful Restraint the Same as Kidnapping?
August 31
At first glance, unlawful restraint and kidnapping may appear to be the same. They both involve restricting another person’s…
Is Repeatedly Texting Someone Harassment?
August 24
Electronic communication allows you to quickly contact a person. In fact, you can conveniently send multiple messages to the…
Is Assault on an Officer a Felony?
August 21
Any encounter with law enforcement officials can be scary. Everything that happens from the initial contact to an arrest…
‘Zoom-bombing’ During the COVID-19 Pandemic
July 27
FBI Warns of ‘Zoom-Bombing’ The COVID-19 pandemic has forced hundreds of thousands of people, professionals and students alike to…
Are Fake 911 Calls Illegal?
July 19
Calling 911 to Report a False Crime Is a Crime When you are in an emergency, you call 911.…
Are Field Sobriety Tests Accurate?
July 11
Standardized Field Sobriety Test Flaws Drivers may get a DWI charge without being impaired or intoxicated. You may have…
Is It a Crime to Keep Rental Equipment Passed the Agreement Date?
June 30
Various situations may arise when you need equipment you don’t readily have on hand. For instance, if you’re moving…