Hello, my name is Daniel Gulens. Welcome to my site about hiring criminal attorneys. When my brother was arrested and charged with shooting someone, I was tasked with finding him a lawyer with an excellent track record. Although my brother lived a rough life, I knew that he was innocent of the given charges. I need to find a lawyer who would work on getting the charges dropped to help save my brother's life. I will talk about the process of locating, interviewing and hiring a criminal attorney for any case. I will also share information about going through the court process from beginning to end. Thanks for visiting.
Posted on: 18 August 2015
When you have been charged with a crime, you are advised to seek a lawyer. Criminal lawyers are not absolutely necessary, but they are beneficial for many reasons. While determining whether you should tackle the court system on your own or hire help through a law firm, here are a few things to keep in mind.
All the Paperwork
There is a lot of paperwork when it comes to the court system.
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Posted on: 10 August 2015
If you are considering breaking into someone's house, stealing a car, selling drugs, or the many other things that can put a felony on your record, you should think twice about it. Unless your criminal defense attorney can get the charges lessened down to a misdemeanor, your felony will follow you around for the rest of your life. Below are three ways it will affect you.
Employment
Your choices of employment are limited.
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Posted on: 16 June 2015
Many motorists who have been hit with a traffic violation fee are primarily concerned with reducing the costs of their tickets. While a typical traffic violation will cost somewhere between $75 and $300, multiple violations at the same time or over a very short period of time can quickly add up and become unaffordable for many drivers.
Reducing fines
One possible method of reducing fines is volunteering to go to traffic school.
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Posted on: 10 June 2015
When you are facing a DUI conviction, you have to make the decision of whether or not to plead guilty and accept the sentence handed down by the judge. Depending on the state in which you live, that sentence could include jail time. If you are weighing your options, here is some information you should factor into your decision.
What Happens Once You Plead Guilty?
When you enter your guilty plea in court, you more than likely cannot withdraw it if you change your mind.
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