When someone says that you are stalking them, your natural reaction might be to assume that such an allegation is ridiculous. But you have to walk a fine line as someone accused, because what you perceive to be non-threatening behavior could be interpreted by the courts as harassing another person. You could end up subject [Read More]

Have you recently been accused of a crime and are not sure whether or not you need to retain an experienced attorney? Choosing not to retain a criminal defense attorney immediately could expose you to unnecessary risks, not the least of which is missing out on important opportunities to consider alternatives for your consequences if [Read More]

Did you know that if you’re accused of a crime that you might also have other options to get the charges dropped or reduced? Make sure you look into the chances for changing the charges as soon as possible after you’ve been accused. Have you recently been accused of aggravated assault and you believe that [Read More]

A new study says that diversion programs are an excellent way to help address allegations against juveniles across the state of Florida. Allegations of criminal juvenile activity can have damaging consequences on a person who has been accused. A study said that the next step is for officers and law enforcement agencies to strictly consider [Read More]

Do you think you’re already under investigation for a federal crime? Time is of the essence and you need to act quickly to protect yourself. Being accused of a federal crime is an experience that can unnerve anyone. But understanding how to proceed could protect your rights and ensure that you get appropriate criminal representation. [Read More]

Typically, white collar crimes are used to define a broad range of activities that involve economic or financial gain obtained illegally. There are many different crimes that fall into this category including mortgage broker fraud, bribery, insurance fraud, wire fraud, computer fraud, identity theft, and tax evasion. In many of these cases, white collar crimes [Read More]

Have you recently been accused of a crime, but you know that you are innocent? If so, your willingness to hire the right criminal defense attorney in conjunction with the way that you handle your response to the charges can have a significant impact on your ability to avoid criminal consequences. Unfortunately, even a prosecutor [Read More]

If the police use too much force in your arrest and especially if you end up hurt because of it, this information should be raised in your criminal defense and possibly in a separate case against the officer and department responsible. Knowing how to define excessive force is important for your future if you want [Read More]

No one wants to go through the process of being arrested, but if it happens there are some things you can do to minimize the situation from getting any worse. Unfortunately, far too many arrests escalate for no reason at all. This frustrating situation can land you in much greater hot water than you expected [Read More]

Money laundering is a commonly committed white-collar crime, but don’t let its frequency fool you. In fact, it is a very serious crime that carries significant penalties. Money launderers could face incarceration, hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars in restitution, and a criminal record that will follow you for the rest of your [Read More]