The holidays are a time for family, friends, and loved ones. But for families with loved ones in the criminal justice system, the holidays can be a time of stress and worry. How do you prepare when your loved one is up for parole during the holidays? What do you say to them? How do you handle the stress of waiting to hear whether they will be released? In this blog post, we will provide tips and advice on preparing for the holiday season when your loved one is up for parole. First and foremost, it’s important to remember that this is a difficult time for you and your loved one. Being up for pa ..read more

You must know your rights if you are a minor and have been arrested. You may be feeling scared and overwhelmed, but it is important to remember that you have options. This blog post will discuss the steps you can take to protect yourself after being arrested. We will also talk about what to do if you are contacted by the police or immigration officials. First, it’s important to know that you have rights when being arrested and questioned. Regardless of your age and immigration status, you can remain silent and not answer any questions. You also have the right to contact an attorney or legal re ..read more

One of the most common ways gun rights are taken away is through weapon offenses. A weapon offense is any crime that involves the use or possession of a weapon. This can include anything from using a weapon to committing a robbery to carrying an unlicensed firearm in public. Depending on the severity of the offense, penalties can range from a fine to imprisonment. In some cases, weapon offenses can also result in the loss of gun rights. For example, if someone is convicted of a felony offense that involves the use of a firearm, they will likely be prohibited from owning firearms under federal ..read more

If you receive a warrant for your arrest, it can be a very frightening experience. Do not panic – there are things you can do to help resolve the situation. The most important thing is to contact an experienced criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible. We will work with you to try and resolve the situation as quickly and efficiently as possible. In the meantime, here are some things you can do to prepare for your defense.  If you have been informed that there is a warrant out for your arrest, it is important to remember to remain calm and collected. Panic can lead to bad decisions and ..read more

When you are charged with a crime, deciding whether to hire a private attorney or rely on a public defender is essential. Both have pros and cons, and it can take time to decide which is the best option. This blog post will discuss the pros and cons of choosing a private attorney vs. a public defender. This information will help you make the best decision for your unique situation! One of the most significant advantages of hiring a private attorney is that you can choose an attorney who specializes in the area of law that your case involves. This allows them to be more knowledgeable and experi ..read more

If you are on probation, you must follow the rules closely. Violating any of the terms of your probation can result in severe penalties, including jail time. This blog post will discuss ten common probation violations and what they mean for you. Don’t wait until it’s too late – if you think you may have violated your probation, call a criminal defense lawyer immediately! 1. Failing to Appear in Court: In most states, if you are on probation and fail to appear for a court date, it is considered a violation of the terms of your probation. Depending on the state and circumstances, this could resu ..read more

When most people think of the penalties for a criminal conviction, they believe in jail time, fines, and community service. While these are certainly some consequences you may face if you are convicted of a crime, many more penalties are less known. This blog post will discuss some of the hidden penalties associated with criminal convictions. These can include difficulty finding employment, strained personal relationships, and restrictions on certain rights. If you or someone you know is facing a criminal charge, it is important to understand the potential consequences. Difficulty Finding Empl ..read more

Disorderly conduct is a criminal offense that refers to a variety of different behaviors that are considered to be disruptive or inappropriate. This can include everything from public intoxication to verbal abuse. If you are accused of disorderly conduct, it’s important to understand what you can expect and how to defend yourself. This blog post will discuss the definition of disorderly conduct and the potential legal consequences you may face if convicted. Disorderly conduct can take many forms, including public drunkenness, disturbing public or private places, verbal abuse of others, loiteri ..read more

In the United States, there is no age limit for when a person can be charged with a felony. Minors as young as ten years old can be charged with serious crimes. The decision to charge a minor with a felony is up to the prosecutor and depends on the severity of the crime and the child’s age. This blog post will discuss what factors prosecutors consider when deciding whether to charge a minor with a felony. In most cases, juvenile courts handle the prosecution of minors for crimes such as theft, vandalism, and possession of a weapon. Prosecutors may charge juveniles accused of more serious crime ..read more

There are many different types of disorderly conduct that can lead to arrest. Some of the most common include: · Public intoxication – This is when a person is drunk or under the influence of drugs in a public place. · Disturbing the peace – This can include actions like fighting, making a loud noise, or blocking traffic. · Loitering – This is when someone refuses to leave a public space when asked or hangs around without any apparent purpose. · trespassing – This is when someone enters private property without permission. Each state has its laws regarding disorderly conduct, so it’s important ..read more