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Tips For Parents To Prevent Their Teens From Becoming Drunk Drivers No one could ever state enough how deadly drinking and driving is. -
What if You Can't Afford a Lawyer? I Have No Money, How Can I Hire an Attorney? -
How Can a Criminal Defense Lawyer Defend Someone Who's Guilty? If someone is clearly guilty, why do they have a lawyer represent them? -
5 Things to Do After an Arrest What do you after you've been arrested? Should you tell people? You never want to say or do anything that may impact your case going forward. Here are 5 things an experienced criminal defense attorney believes you should do after getting arrested! -
State Attorney to Create Wrongful Conviction Unit The State Attorney For Palm Beach County is actively seeking to over turn Wrongful Convictions. -
Job Hunting With A Criminal Record You were arrested. Your life might feel like it is over. You might ask yourself, "How am I ever going to find a job now?" In the United States, 96 percent of employers will screen their candidates with some form of a background check software according to HR.com. -
What's the Difference Between Probation and Parole? I've been asked, "What's the difference between probation and parole?". Probation is contemplated at the time of the sentencing or is worked into any form of plea agreement. If you were to take a plea to a DUI for example, you are going to have mandatory probation. -
5 Biggest Mistakes You Can Make While Interviewing a Criminal Defense Attorney These are the TOP 5 biggest mistakes you can make while interviewing a criminal defense attorney. -
Can I Represent Myself in Court? I've been asked, "Can I represent myself in court?". The answer is yes, but think of it this way. If you had a toothache, would you perform dentistry on yourself? Abraham Lincoln once famously said, "He who represents himself is a fool for a client". I think he's absolutely right about this. While your case may not seem so big to you, it can incur long lasting consequences. -
Two People Cited for DUI in One Car, How? How two drivers can charged with DUI in one car.