Criminal

Who Needs a Criminal Defense Attorney?

Friday, April 30, 2010 by Ryan S. Dougay

Austin criminal lawyer Ryan Dougay discusses the importance of contacting an attorney in a timely manner if you have been charged with a crime.... Read More

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Topic: Criminal Law

Do I Need A Lawyer If I Know I Am Innocent?

Thursday, April 29, 2010 by Harry S. Steinmetz

The police and prosecutors are not interested in being your friend or helping you out. Hiring a criminal lawyer in Tacoma with a thorough understanding of Washington State law is your best chance at successfully resolving the situation.... Read More

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Topic: Criminal Law

Arkansas Criminal Defense Tips

Wednesday, April 28, 2010 by William O. "Bill" James

If you are being investigated or charged with a crime, or if you need representation in a divorce proceeding, contact the James Law Firm for a free consultation and speak with knowledgeable criminal defense lawyers in Arkansas.... Read More

Posted at 15:14 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Criminal Law

Winston-Salem NC Criminal Defense

Wednesday, April 28, 2010 by Christopher A. Beechler

While they are not required to negotiate, many prosecutors plea bargain or
consider entering into plea agreements. However, if you do not reach a
plea agreement, your case will move toward the trial stage.

Whatever the charge, Winston-Salem
criminal attorney Christopher Beechler can help you through the complex
maze of the criminal judicial process.... Read More

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Topic: Criminal Law

Do I Need an Attorney if I Know I am Innocent?

Monday, April 26, 2010 by Glenn H. Morak

New York City criminal defense lawyer Glenn Morak explains why you need an attorney if you know you are innocent.While we would like to believe that truth and justice always prevail, that does not always happen. The reality is that just because you know that you are innocent does not mean that you ultimately will be found not guilty at trial. Unfortunately, innocent people are accused and convicted of crimes.... Read More

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Topic: Criminal Law

Setback in Polanski Sentencing

Saturday, April 24, 2010 by Michael P. Ehline

Under the "fugitive dis-entitlement doctrine", a fugitive from justice may not seek the relief of a court until the fugitive presents himself before the court. Polanski is accused of child abuse and then became a fugitive from justice. Despite his friends in the left wing press fighting hard to spin the story in Polanski's favor, the law is very clear. Looks like Polanski will be needing a good Lo... Read More

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Topic: Criminal Law

Police Informants and Criminal Law

Thursday, April 22, 2010 by Matthew J. Ruff

When a police officer relies upon a confidential informant for information, there are certain points that the officer must keep in mind. Before the courts will find probable cause based on the informants information, the officer must be sure that the tip is reliable. Two important components of this determination include both the informants credibility and basis of knowledge.... Read More

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Topic: Criminal Law

Your Right to Appeal a Criminal Verdict

Wednesday, April 21, 2010 by D. Jesse Smith

An experienced criminal attorney in Tucson on your side is essential to the appellate process. Tucson criminal lawyers review possible grounds for appealing a decision.... Read More

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Topic: Criminal Law

What to Do When You Are Charged with DUI in PA?

Wednesday, April 21, 2010 by Darrell C. Dethlefs

If you are charged with DUI, understand that all of your actions and statements will be used as evidence against you in court. Be polite to law enforcement personnel but do not help them in their quest to incriminate you. The drunk driving attorneys of Dethlefs-Pykosh Law Group, LLC ....... Read More

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Topic: Criminal Law

Difference between a felony and misdemeanor

Tuesday, April 20, 2010 by Scott Donald

Phoenix criminal law attorney discuss: How felonies and misdemeanors are classified varies from state to state. In Arizona, the defining factor between a felony and misdemeanor is whether incarceration occurs in a jail or state prison. Prison or time in a penitentiary is reserved for felonies. Jail time indicates a misdemeanor, generally involving time for a year or less.... Read More

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Topic: Criminal Law

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