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Finding An Advocate

When I was arrested for stealing a few years ago, I knew that I was innocent. I had never stolen anything in my life, let alone the amount of money the cops kept mentioning. I knew that I needed a trained professional to stand by my side and argue the law. I turned to an excellent criminal attorney, who was able to prove my innocence in a matter of hours. I know that an attorney can help you, especially if you find yourself with a similar set of unfair circumstances. I put up this blog to teach you what you need to do if you are ever arrested, but you know you are innocent.

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Should You Take a Polygraph Test? Consider These Facts First

Posted on October 10, 2016

If you get hauled into the police station and accused of a serious crime, sooner or later someone may offer you the chance to take a polygraph, which is commonly known as a "lie detector" test. Should you do it? If you're innocent, it would seem like the quickest way to get out of there and put yourself past suspicion—except these tests are virtually useless. This is what you should know about polygraphs before you agree to take one. [Read More]

Are You Being Falsely Accused Of Committing A Crime? What To Do As You Await Your Court Date

Posted on June 8, 2016

It can be incredibly upsetting to be arrested and charged with a felony or crime that you know you did not do. Waiting for your trial to begin can be a nerve-wracking experience and you might not know what you should be doing during this time. Here are some tips to use while waiting for your day in court. Write Notes About Everything That Has Happened While you wait to appear in court, the events that led up to your arrest might be going through your mind over and over again. [Read More]

What You Can Do To Help Your Child Face Pending DWI Charges

Posted on April 5, 2016

If your child has been charged with a DWI, you might be angry, but this might be a time in your child's life that they need you the most. Your child most likely is scared and confused and has learned their lesson through the process of being charged with a DWI. Here are three reasons why your child might need your help in getting through their DWI offenses. 1. Long-Term Consequences [Read More]

Second Offense DUI: What You Need To Know When You Are Likely To Be Found Guilty

Posted on January 26, 2016

Any DUI conviction is serious, but repeat offenses are especially incriminating. If you "got off easy" with your first offense, with some probation, community service, or a suspension of driving privileges, you cannot expect the same thing with a repeat offense. It will be harder to convince the judge that you are truly sorry for your actions or that you can be reformed with a lighter sentence, since a repeat offense indicates a lack remorse, even if you are truly sorry. [Read More]