Talking About Hiring Criminal Attorneys

Posted on: 28 April 2019

The terms parole and probation are often used interchangeably, and they are similar. If you have been accused of a crime and are attempting to evaluate the possibility of a plea bargain or taking your case to trial, it's vital that you have a full understanding of parole, probation, and other criminal justice issues. Read on to find out more. How Parole and Probation are Similar If you end up being convicted of a crime, you may face a myriad of punishments.
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Posted on: 19 November 2018

Anytime a DUI arrest issue arises, the term blood alcohol concentration (BAC) comes up. This term is often heard but seldom understood. If you or a loved one has been arrested and accused of driving under the influence (DUI), you may need to have a better idea of what this term means. Read on to learn more. What is Meant by Blood Alcohol Concentration? There is a bit of confusion about this term and it is frequently confused or used interchangeably with breathalyzer results.
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Posted on: 29 December 2016

You have likely seen many crime dramas where a suspect is read their "Miranda rights". The often-heard reading begins "You have the right to remain silent", and it is this right that is targeted with this warning. Simply put, the reading of this warning to a person being arrested puts them on notice that they are not required to speak to an interrogator and that they may request legal counsel.
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Posted on: 15 November 2016

The consequences of driving under the influence (DUI) are serious for everyone, but they are worse for college students. As a student, therefore, you need to be extra cautious to avoid drinking and driving. Here four aspects of your college education that will be affected if you're convicted of a DUI: Study Time Unless you are a genius in the literal meaning of the word (not the everyday adulterated meaning), you need to study to graduate in time and with good grades.
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