2021

  • The Do-Nothing Approach To White-Collar Criminal Cases

    Anyone facing criminal charges will have a strong urge to do something. That's especially the case when it comes to white-collar allegations. Even the low-level versions of white-collar charges, such as a township supervisor facing embezzlement accusations, often come with at least local news coverage. The funny thing is most white-collar legal services providers will tell their clients to focus on doing nothing. Nothing can be a very challenging job, but here is why a lawyer will probably tell you to lie low and let the system work.
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  • What To Expect From Initial Hearings In A Criminal Case

    Once someone is facing formal criminal charges, the law requires initial hearings to address the matter. These have nothing to do with a possible jury trial. Instead, they are administrative proceedings intended to allow the court to protect your rights and sort some basic things out. You may find this a bit odd, so it's important to understand what to expect before going into an initial hearing. Reading of the Charges
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  • Retaining A Skilled Sex Crimes Attorney Before Your Court Appearance

    Criminal charges can greatly compromise your everyday life and reputation. However, when they are of a sexual nature, they can especially throw your life off track and leave you scrambling to regain people's trust and respect. To prove that you did not commit the offense of which you are accused, you need to prepare a solid defense to take to court. You can act in your own best interests by hiring a sex crimes attorney to represent you.
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