Defending a DWI Charge

Defending a DWI Charge

When you look at all the things that have to be done when defending a DWI charge, it is mind boggling that a first offense is only a Class B Misdemeanor.  That is only one step above a fine only ticket.  Still, from the time you walk out of jail on bond...
Juveniles Charged with Theft

Juveniles Charged with Theft

In spite of all we try to teach them, juveniles do get themselves charged with theft.  As children grow older their parents naturally give them more trust.  We hope that they are responsible with that trust and can, thereby, mature and gain more trust.  However, it is...
Juveniles with Drugs at School

Juveniles with Drugs at School

As a reminder, children ages 10 to 16 can be charged in court for committing crimes.  Allegations of criminal acts by children in this age group, such as juveniles with drugs at school, are filed in Juvenile Courts.  The charges are written into a charging instrument...
Juvenile Charges and Defending Juveniles

Juvenile Charges and Defending Juveniles

Juvenile Charges and Juvenile Law only applies to children 10 years of age or older and less than 17 years of age accused of wrongdoing.  If your child has been taken into custody by police and he or she is being held by the authorities, your child is NOT in jail with...
Juvenile Charges for Making a Threat

Juvenile Charges for Making a Threat

The tragic killings in Parkland, Florida recently raise a number of difficult issues.  One such issue is, if various authorities, including the FBI, knew the shooter was a problem, why wasn’t this crime stopped?  The truth is law enforcement officials have very little...
How to Plead a Drug Possession Case

How to Plead a Drug Possession Case

In spite of the number of “bulldog,” “shark” and “aggressive” criminal defense attorneys in the world, over 90% of criminal cases plead.  Illegal drug possession cases are no different.  Therefore, an attorney must know how to “fight” in a case that is going to...