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Topics in Criminal Defense

DUI / DWI

A DUI charge doesn't have to define your future. The consequences are serious...

Drug Charges

Drug charges range from minor possession to serious trafficking allegations. ...

Assault & Battery

Assault and battery charges can arise from misunderstandings or genuine self-...

Domestic Violence Defense

Being accused of domestic violence has immediate and long-term consequences. ...

Theft & Burglary

Theft and burglary charges carry penalties that can affect your entire future...

White Collar Crimes

White collar crime allegations—fraud, embezzlement, insider trading—requi...

Expungement

A criminal record can follow you forever—unless you take steps to clear it....

Juvenile Defense

When a minor is charged with a crime, the juvenile justice system works diffe...

Warrants & Bail

Dealing with warrants or needing bail can be confusing and stressful. Learn w...
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Legal Guides

Criminal Defense

DUI/DWI Defense Guide: Protecting Your Rights After a Drunk Driving Arrest

DUI charges carry serious consequences including jail time, license suspension, fines, and permanent criminal records. However, many DUI cases have viable defenses that can reduce or eliminate charges. Learn about DUI defense strategies, your constitutional rights, and fighting these charges.

January 19, 2026
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DUI Penalties by State: Understanding Consequences for Drunk Driving

DUI penalties vary dramatically between states—some impose mandatory jail time for first offenses, others allow diversion programs. Understanding your state penalties helps prepare for potential outcomes. Review state-specific DUI consequences and sentencing factors.

January 19, 2026
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Drug Charges Defense Guide: Fighting Possession, Distribution, and Trafficking Allegations

Drug charges range from simple possession misdemeanors to trafficking felonies with mandatory minimum sentences. Constitutional defenses, including illegal search challenges, are often available. Learn about drug charge defenses, diversion options, and protecting your future.

January 19, 2026
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Drug Possession Charges: Defending Against Simple Possession Allegations

Simple possession charges depend on drug type, amount, and your criminal history. Many jurisdictions offer diversion programs for first-time offenders that avoid conviction. Learn about possession defenses, diversion eligibility, and potential outcomes.

January 19, 2026
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Assault and Battery Defense Guide: Protecting Yourself Against Violence Charges

Assault and battery charges range from misdemeanors to serious felonies depending on circumstances, injury severity, and weapon involvement. Self-defense and defense of others are common defenses. Learn about assault defenses, potential consequences, and fighting these charges.

January 19, 2026
Criminal Defense

Simple Assault Charges: Misdemeanor Assault Defense Strategies

Simple assault involves minor injury threats or minimal contact and is typically charged as a misdemeanor. Even minor assault convictions affect employment and housing. Learn about simple assault defenses, typical penalties, and protecting your record.

January 19, 2026
Criminal Defense

Domestic Violence Defense Guide: Protecting Your Rights Against DV Allegations

Domestic violence charges affect your freedom, custody rights, housing, employment, and gun ownership. Many DV cases involve false or exaggerated allegations in custody disputes. Learn about DV defenses, restraining order implications, and protecting your rights.

January 19, 2026
Criminal Defense

Domestic Violence Charges and Penalties: Understanding DV Consequences

Domestic violence penalties include jail time, mandatory treatment programs, restraining orders, and firearms prohibitions—even for misdemeanor convictions. Understanding potential consequences helps make informed defense decisions. Learn about DV penalties by charge level.

January 19, 2026
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Theft and Burglary Defense Guide: Fighting Property Crime Charges

Theft and burglary charges range from misdemeanor shoplifting to felonies carrying years in prison. Defense strategies depend on the specific charge, evidence, and your criminal history. Learn about theft defenses, burglary elements, and protecting your future.

January 19, 2026
Criminal Defense

Shoplifting and Petty Theft: Defending Against Minor Theft Charges

Shoplifting and petty theft are typically misdemeanors but still create criminal records affecting employment and housing. First-time offenders often qualify for diversion programs. Learn about shoplifting defenses, civil demands, and avoiding conviction.

January 19, 2026
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White Collar Crime Defense Guide: Fighting Fraud, Embezzlement, and Financial Charges

White collar crimes including fraud, embezzlement, and money laundering carry serious federal and state penalties. These complex cases require specialized defense strategies and often involve extensive document review. Learn about white collar defenses and protecting your future.

January 19, 2026
Criminal Defense

Fraud Charges Defense: Fighting Allegations of Deceptive Schemes

Fraud charges cover a wide range of deceptive conduct—from mail and wire fraud to securities fraud and healthcare fraud. Federal fraud charges often carry harsh mandatory guidelines. Learn about fraud defenses, elements prosecutors must prove, and potential sentences.

January 19, 2026
Criminal Defense

Expungement Guide: Clearing Your Criminal Record and Starting Fresh

Expungement removes eligible convictions from your record, restoring opportunities for employment, housing, and professional licensing. Eligibility varies by state and offense type. Learn about expungement basics, what it accomplishes, and whether you qualify.

January 19, 2026
Criminal Defense

Expungement Eligibility: Which Convictions Can Be Cleared

Expungement eligibility depends on conviction type, time since completion of sentence, and subsequent criminal history. Some states prohibit expunging violent felonies or sex offenses. Learn about eligibility requirements in your state and what offenses qualify.

January 19, 2026
Criminal Defense

Juvenile Defense Guide: Protecting Minors Accused of Crimes

Juvenile court focuses on rehabilitation rather than punishment, offering outcomes unavailable in adult court. However, serious offenses can result in adult prosecution. Learn about juvenile court proceedings, defense strategies, and protecting young people futures.

January 19, 2026
Criminal Defense

Juvenile Court Process: How Delinquency Proceedings Differ from Adult Court

Juvenile court proceedings differ significantly from adult criminal court—no juries, closed hearings, and adjudications rather than convictions. Understanding the system helps parents navigate their child case. Learn how juvenile court works and what to expect.

January 19, 2026
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Warrants and Bail Guide: Understanding Arrest Warrants and Pretrial Release

Arrest warrants authorize police to take you into custody, while bail determines whether and how you can secure release pending trial. Understanding both is essential when facing criminal charges. Learn about warrant types, bail procedures, and release options.

January 19, 2026
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How Bail Works: Securing Release from Jail Before Trial

Bail allows release from custody pending trial by posting money or bond as assurance you will appear in court. Bail amounts depend on charge severity, flight risk, and public safety concerns. Learn how bail works, bond options, and release procedures.

January 19, 2026