Written by attorney Greg Hill, 21 days ago.
Make no mistake about it. Crimes of sexual violence devastate victims, tear families apart and can even terrorize communities. Those who commit such crimes must be punished so that the risk of... more
Written by attorney William Head, 28 days ago.
Veteran Criminal Defense Attorney Outlines Common Situations where Police Use Intimidation, Tricks or Deception to Obtain Incriminatory Information from Citizens
Written by attorney Aaron Minc, about 1 month ago.
If you or your business has ever had anything posted about it on a website like RipoffReport.com, Thedirty.com, cheaterville.com, Scam.com, or other complaint boards, it is embarrassing and... more
Written by attorney Kevin DeVore, about 1 month ago.
This is a very common question that is asked of criminal defense lawyers. The scenario goes something like this: you get a phone call or there is a card stuck in the door when you come home from work.... more
Written by attorney Athina Karamanlis Powers, about 1 month ago.
Most of us connect a crime scene with a dead body and special task units trying to find evidence of the murderer. You get the impression that forensics are involved, DNA samples, weapons of a... more
Written by attorney Wilberforce Agyekum, 2 months ago.
With the astronomical growth of this new media called the internet, legal scholars, lawyers, and the courts are grappling with issues of Jurisdiction literally everyday. I have organized this brief... more
Written by attorney Christopher Beck, 3 months ago.
As an attorney who represents juveniles charged with a crime and as a husband of a teacher I am often asked can the ________(teacher, principal, resource officer, cop or insert authoritative figure)... more
Written by attorney Christina Haring, 3 months ago.
Ever wonder if your information on Facebook can really be discovered by the other side in litigation? The answer is yes, provided the information is relevant to the case. See Patterson v. Turner... more
Written by attorney C. Upton, 3 months ago.
Under federal law, texts and commercial email messages may be sent to your mobile phone only if you agreed to receive them. Consent must be in writing such as an email or letter for a business to... more
Written by attorney Jackson Hilliard, 3 months ago.
Why you shouldnt post threats on Facebook. You really shouldnt post threats on Facebook for several reasons. The act of threatening people is not very nice. Your Facebook friends probably wont find... more
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