If you have been arrested or believe that you are under suspicion in a criminal case, it’s helpful to know a few basic issues and terms. Here is some basic information to help you out:
One of the most confusing parts about the legal system is understanding the difference between civil cases and criminal cases.
Did you know there are four types of attorneys that can be assigned to criminal defendants?
Experiencing a DUI arrest is stressful enough. But if you are a professional who is licensed through the state and you are charged with a DUI, then it can also mean the suspension of your professional license.
Getting a speeding ticket in California means you have two options: you can plead guilty and pay the fine, or you can fight the speeding ticket if you believe you are not guilty.
For those who have been charged with a DUI (driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol) in California, there is a standard legal process that must be followed.
Breaking and entering is a serious charge, possibly a misdemeanor, which can carry hefty fines and lengthy jail or probation sentences for those who are convicted.
With the number of fatal accidents caused by distracted driving still in the hundreds, several agencies saw a need for more awareness around distracted driving and the potential for its devastating results.
When you are the defendant in a criminal case (you are charged with a crime) and your case goes to trial, the experience can be exhausting both mentally and emotionally. However, if you think the court made a mistake in their ruling, then you likely will want to appeal the ruling in your criminal case – no matter what the costs.
