Legal Advice on Criminal Rights

  1. How to Seal Your Juvenile Criminal Record

    Matthew Blake Wallin

    The right to seal your juvenile record is available in most juvenile cases, with certain exceptions. Laws vary from state to state so be sure to check with your local juvenile court for the correct... more

  2. Frequently Asked Questions in Criminal Cases

    Diane Carol Bass

    Q: "Can I go to court without an attorney?" A: You should always be represented in court by an attorney when facing criminal charges. An attorney will facilitate the best possible outcome for your... more

  3. How to Appeal your Conviction

    Paul J. Stablein

    Filing the Claim of Appeal. Within 42 days of a felony conviction, the defendant must file what's called a Claim of Appeal with the Michigan Court of Appeals to preserve the right to appeal the... more

  4. Your Right to Confront Your Accuser

    Andrew M. Morgan

    The Right to Confront is not Bulletproof. The United States Constitution gives you the right to confront your accusers in any criminal trial. In most other hearings, you don't directly have that... more

  5. Let's Make a Deal: the Art of Plea Bargaining

    Howard Woodley Bailey

    When you are charged with a crime, an offense, or a violation of the criminal code, the prosecution will typically make you an offer, to lower the potential sentence, the grade of the charge, or both,... more

  6. Fighting a Traffic Ticket in California

    David C. Garner

    Getting the citation and the "courtesy notice".. Ok, you got the ticket. Soon a letter should appear in your mailbox letting you know that you can just pay the fine and be done with it. To do so... more

  7. Finding a DUI Attorney

    Timothy Charles Milios

    Solicit Advice of Friends or Family. Though revealing that you have been arrested and charged with a DUI might be difficult, referrals from friends and family who have gone through a similar... more

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