Accused of a Probation Violation?

August 29, 2016

Being accused of a probation violation can have serious consequences. Probation is the equivalent of having an invisible collar around your neck. You are not free to do whatever you like. In fact, probation simply means that a judge determined

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Director Pleads Guilty to Involuntary Manslaughter

April 6, 2015

Hollywood director Randall Miller has plead guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughter for the death of an assistant camera operator who was killed in a train accident last year. The Accident Last year assistant camera operator Sarah Jones, 27, was

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Have a Teen? Then You Should Have a Criminal Defense Lawyer

March 17, 2015

A criminal defense lawyer, for your teen? It might sound a little bit crazy. Here’s why it’s not. Raising a Teen in 2015 When raising a teen in this media-saturated world it can sometimes seem as if the loving child

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Are Murder and Manslaughter Two Different Things?

February 9, 2015

The term “homicide” applies to the act of one person killed another person. But within the distinction of unlawful homicides, there are two other distinctions: Murder and Manslaughter. Difference Between Murder and Manslaughter The main defining difference between “murder” and

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Why You Should Hire a Criminal Defense Lawyer

December 2, 2014

If you’re facing serious penalties or time in prison, you will want to hire a criminal defense lawyer to represent you. Since no two criminal cases are alike, a defense lawyer is trained to spot certain arguments and factors that

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