A Professional Criminal Lawyer Can Help You Get Justice
A criminal prosecutor is responsible for trying the case against the accused in the trial. A criminal defense attorney’s role is the opposite of a prosecutor.
Crimes
How Do You Fight a DUI Case without Going Wrong?
Different states have detailed and complex regulations for blood, breath, and urine tests. These are vital areas to administer the arrest of a person under DUI charges.
Innovative Technologies That Make Police Work Easier
Drones are used around the world to maintain public order. They are used to remotely monitor offenders. They also help in search and rescue operations.
Supreme Court of New Jersey Remands State v. Herby V. Desir for Further Consideration Under the Luttenberger Standard
In its review, the Supreme Court of New Jersey Court adopted the Luttenberger standard, which requires a defendant to describe with reasonable particularity the information sought in discovery.
How Much of a Sherlock Holmes Do Criminal Lawyers Have to Be?
When it comes to detectives, Sherlock Holmes is one of the best (fictional or not). This is why criminal defense lawyers should look up to him – at least at his stubbornness and observation skills.
Citations vs. Tickets: What’s the Difference?
Citations and tickets mean the same thing, yes, but the severity of the traffic violation will determine the severity of the charge brought against you.
Man Attempts to Abduct Girl at a Kroger Grocery Store “Multiple Times”
Dearborn, Michigan man tried to abduct a girl from her family while they were grocery shopping.
How Technology Helps in the Fight Against Crime
In developing the ideas of Predictive Policing, American scientists are trying to analyze the entire list of people’s social contacts. One idea is that the spread of criminal violence in society is mathematically similar to the spread of infectious diseases.
When Should You Hire a Criminal Defense Lawyer?
If somebody has accused you of threatening behavior, you need to get a legal counselor on board at the earliest opportunity.
6 Lucrative Careers in Law Enforcement
U.S. Marshals work with international law enforcement to catch fugitives both abroad and within the country. They also run the Witness Protection Program.