New Orleans, LA
Criminal defense Lawyer at New Orleans, LA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Sex Crime, Sexual Harassment
This article examines the following forms of kidnapping in the state of Louisiana: Interference with the Custody of a Child -- La R.S. 14:45.1 Simple Kidnapping -- La R.S. 14:45 Aggravated Kidnap...
See Full GuideCyberstalking La R.S. 14:40.3 Cyberstalking is action of any person to accomplish any of the following: Use in electronic mail or electronic communication of any words or language threatening to inf...
See Full GuideBurglary in Louisiana is defined as the unlawful entry into a structure with intent to commit crime inside. Burglary frequently occurs when there are no witnesses or victims present to actually identif...
See Full GuideIn Louisiana (legal definition), Prostitution Is: (1) The practice by a person of indiscriminate sexual intercourse with others for compensation. (2) The solicitation by one person of another with th...
See Full GuideDo I have to answer questions if the police stop me while I am walking on the street? The police can stop a person when they have good faith belief that the person was involved in a crime this is oft...
See Full GuideStatutes of limitations are designed to prevent dishonest and stale claims from arising after all evidence has been lost or after the facts have become obscure through the passage of time or the defect...
See Full GuideEarlier this year, I attended a seminar led by S. Alex Stalcup M.D., an addiction specialist. I will never forget the firststatement of his lecture wherein he said, Trying to practice criminal law and ...
See Full GuideI have been receiving an unusually high number of questions about the crime of shoplifting, its penal consequences and the grade of the offense (misdemeanor or felony). In the Louisiana Criminal Code...
See Full GuideWithin any given legal field, there are probably hundreds of attorneys to choose from, especially for common areas of law like divorce, car accidents and criminal defense. How do you find the one that'...
See Full Guide1.Always be calm and polite.Dont talk back or raise your voice. 2.You always have the right to remain silent.During police encounters, the best thing to do is not speak. 3. You have the right to ...
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