Overturning a Conviction

Overturning a Conviction

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Overturning a Conviction

A couple of years ago, my husband and I began watching a television channel devoted to crime investigations. After only watching this channel for a few days, my spouse and I were hooked. We can't get enough of the types of programs this channel airs. I’m always interested in watching shows about people who were wrongfully convicted of criminal acts. I particularly enjoy seeing a skillful lawyer help overturn a wrongful criminal conviction. If you have been unjustly convicted of a criminal act, you need to hire an experienced attorney to help you through the appeal process. On this blog, you will discover the characteristics of an outstanding criminal attorney.

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Your Child And Your DUI: What’s Next?

5 November 2020
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While the penalties for an ordinary driving under the influence (DUI) conviction can be very harsh, things will inevitably get much worse in some cases. When special circumstances are present, a simple DUI charge can be enhanced to a far more serious higher level. Read on to find out more. Enhanced DUI Charges In most cases, a DUI is charged at the misdemeanor level. Misdemeanors are generally less-serious and any time behind bars usually never exceeds a year. Read More 

Did You Waive Your Right To Be Compensated For A Gym Injury?

16 July 2020
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Working out is supposed to be a way to get healthier but sometimes, gym patrons end up being hurt instead. Many people who get injured while working out blame it on themselves and believe they are not entitled to compensation. Read on to find out more about being compensated for a gym injury. Personal Responsibility When you visit a gym or any other business, you should do your best to stay safe. Read More 

Three Reasons You Need An Attorney After First-Time DUI Arrest

28 January 2020
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If you have been arrested for driving under the influence and it is a first-time offense, you may be thinking about dispensing with the idea of an attorney and simply pleading guilty. You figure since it is your first offense, you will receive a lenient punishment, and you can get on with your life. This is a mistake. The following are a few reasons you should have a lawyer. An attorney may be able to beat the charges against you Read More