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Can I Fight A Probation Violation Charge?

Can I Fight A Probation Violation Charge?

Probation serves as an alternative to incarceration, offering individuals a chance to rehabilitate and reintegrate into society while under court supervision. Unfortunately, probation violations can happen, and these can lead to legal consequences. If you face a...

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The Difference Between a Bench Warrant and Arrest Warrant

The Difference Between a Bench Warrant and Arrest Warrant

No warrant that you receive should be ignored. It will still exist in your file and failing to act on these official court records will complicate your case and could cause jail time. What is an arrest warrant? An arrest warrant must first be approved by a judge...

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5 Ways to Fight Drug Possession Charges

5 Ways to Fight Drug Possession Charges

If you’re facing drug charges, the uncertainty of your future can be scary. You could be facing severe penalties. There are steps you can take to protect yourself and prove your innocence. 1. Knowing search and seizure What were the circumstances surrounding your...

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Violating probation: What to expect.

Violating probation: What to expect.

If you’ve violated probation and now face a possible conviction, you don’t deserve punishment due to an oversight or accident, regardless of why you’re serving probation. As your probation violation attorney, my number one priority will be convincing the judge not to...

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DUI: 8 Vital Things to Remember

DUI: 8 Vital Things to Remember

This time of year sees a dramatic increase in DUI arrests. Between backyard barbecues and pool parties, many people are less vigilant about staying sober when they know they’ll be driving, or refusing to drive at all when they have been drinking. Of course, the best...

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Common Mistakes After DUI Arrest

Common Mistakes After DUI Arrest

An arrest for suspected drunk driving can have severe consequences so you must respond aggressively. A guilty verdict can result in the loss of your driver's license, your employment, an increase in insurance premiums, or even jail time. Most people don't know how to...

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Should juveniles be allowed to waive miranda rights?

Should juveniles be allowed to waive miranda rights?

“You have the right to remain silent…..” chances are you know the rest. You don’t have to be involved in a crime to have heard it, thanks to crime TV shows. These are Miranda Rights and although many people can recite them, not everyone understands what they mean....

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Can a social media post result in criminal charges?

Can a social media post result in criminal charges?

If you’ve spent any time on social media, it’s likely that you read abusive and oftentimes offensive statements posted or left as comments. Most people are under the assumption the things said online are without repercussions. However, that may not be the case....

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