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Proving My Case In Court

As soon as I was accused of a crime that I didn't commit, I contacted a criminal attorney. I knew that I was going to need help proving my whereabouts and arguing with the other litigator, which is why I consulted with a professional. After meeting with my attorney and explaining my side of the story, she was able to go through my credit card statements to prove where I was and what I was doing. Her help proved my case in court, and it meant everything to me. This blog is dedicated to anyone who has ever been accused of a crime that they didn't commit.

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Two Common Myths Regarding DUI Stops

17 December 2018
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Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol is never a good thing. However, it does happen. As a matter of fact, more than 1 million drivers were arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs in 2016 alone. Even though this charge has affected so many, most people do not fully understand the severity or how to handle a DUI charge. If you or a loved one were recently charged with driving under the influence, knowing the truth behind these common myths is smart. Read More 

Understanding The Insanity Defense In Practice

9 October 2018
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The insanity defense, though common in popular media, is not that easy to execute in the real world. In fact, different states have their own standards for proving the insanity defense. Here are some of the most common variations of the insanity defense. The M'Naghten Rule In the M'Naghten Rule, a criminal defendant is deemed to have been insane at the time of the alleged act if they: Didn't know the nature of their crime Couldn't differentiate right from wrong In some states, the defendant must meet both parts of the test while in others the defendant must only meet at least one of the tests. Read More 

There’s More To Criminal Law Than Just Going To Trial

4 September 2018
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One of the biggest misconceptions about criminal defense law services firms is that they mostly deal with trials or the processes leading to trials. The field of criminal law, however, covers a lot more than just openly fighting clearly defined charges. In fact, even people who aren't facing the prospect of jail time may want to hire an attorney to protect their rights and represent their interests. You may want to retain counsel in any of these four instances. Read More 

Legal Tests: What To Know About DWI Testing

7 August 2018
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If you've found yourself accused of driving under the influence of alcohol, you should speak to a criminal law attorney right away. Being convicted of this charge can mean jail time, a loss of driving privileges, expensive fines and fees, and more. Part of your defense when it comes to having your charges dropped or reduced lies in the tests that were performed. Just appearing drunk to the law enforcement officer is not sufficient evidence. Read More 

Going Through A Divorce And Have Kids? 3 Reasons To Hire A Child Custody Attorney

15 May 2018
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Divorce is bad on everyone, especially on the children. Because of this, you want everything to go as smoothly as it can. To do this, you need to hire a child custody attorney. To help you decide, below are three reasons why you should do this. You can then get through the divorce, so your kids can start the healing process. Fast Resolution If you try to do the divorce on your own, it will take much longer. Read More