Showing posts with label criminal lawyer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label criminal lawyer. Show all posts

Sunday, January 4, 2015

Legal Eagles: Lawyers Help Keep You Out of Trouble

A lot of people think that you only need lawyers when you’re in serious trouble with the law. However, hiring a lawyer can help you even for minor violations, particularly well-intentioned ones. For example, some places have local laws that prohibit the feeding of the homeless in public places. Such an act can result in severe fines, plus possible jail time.

Thursday, December 4, 2014

Know How Much a Criminal Defense Lawyer Would Cost

Being charged with a crime is highly stressful, and for this you would need the aid of a criminal defense lawyer. You can find some attorneys that offer free initial consultation, and it’s wise to take them up on their free offer: Your attorney’s final fee will depend on the following:

Friday, September 5, 2014

3 Ways a DUI Charge Will Impact Your Life

Drinking alcohol before or while driving is illegal not just in the United States but in almost all countries. If you get pulled over by an officer and are discovered to have been driving under the influence, you can be arrested and charged with DUI. As simple as it may sound, a DUI charge can spell disaster in your relationships and career.

Sunday, August 10, 2014

What to Do When Stopped By the Police

You’re driving along the road one fine afternoon when all of a sudden, you are stopped by a police car. If this should ever happen to you, don’t panic immediately, because as a US citizen, you have rights that protect you from being harassed by the police. These points can help you in this kind of situation.

Friday, July 25, 2014

Illegal Arrest as a Defense for a Drug Charge

In Florida, being convicted of drug possession with intent to sell is subject to severe penalties. Often, the offenders’ punishment is decided based on the type of the drug. For instance, individuals convicted of possession with intent to sell marijuana are likely to serve a maximum jail time of five years, while individuals convicted of possession with intent to sell cocaine are likely to serve a maximum jail time of 15 years.