Results Matter When You Are Facing Criminal Charges
One thing that happens on a pretty regular basis, that I get a lot of calls about, is when a detective calls and wants to talk. Unfortunately, a lot of times a person does not call until it is too late – after they took that first call; after they set up a meeting...
One scenario that plays out every day is this – the police show up at a person’s home. They want to come in and look around. They may have a search warrant or, alternatively, they may just ask if they can come in because they received a “report” and they “just want...
If you’ve ever watched any sort of crime drama on TV you may have this memorized. Law enforcement arrests a person, puts them in handcuffs, and reads them their rights - you have the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used against you in a court...
One of the most common defenses to an assault, domestic violence, murder, or other violent crime case is arguing that a person acted in self-defense. But what is a self-defense claim? When is it made? How do you make it? Like most legal issues, it isn’t quite as...
One of the most common criminal cases I see are drug possession charges. Whether it is a simple possession of a small amount of drugs or paraphernalia or a larger amount and a charge of selling drugs, or possession with intent to sell drugs, it is one of the most...