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Doctor for the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, pleads not guilty, case will go to trial

January 28, 2011 4:17 am - Posted by admin in Controlled Substances, Criminal Defense

There are cases in which both sides have strong arguments. This is what seemingly happened in the case of Michael Jackson’s death. Dr. Murray pleads definitely not guilty. The prosecution feels as though they have a strong case as well, saying that Dr. Murray has a lot of explaining to do. He is being charged [...]

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The White House says that Obama didn’t mention gun control issues at the State of the Union Address on purpose

January 27, 2011 4:05 am - Posted by admin in Criminal Defense, Your Rights

The White House says that Obama didn’t talk about gun control problems on purpose to avoid being accused of capitalizing on the recent tragedy of the shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, who is still recovering at a Houston Medical Center. The White House also commented that Obama didn’t address gun control because of the recent [...]

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Don’t Let The Winter Blues Cause You To Drink And Drive

January 25, 2011 4:05 am - Posted by admin in Criminal Defense, DUI / DWI

The winter blues are a real medical condition. Medically it is called Seasonal Affective Disorder. It common for people to get depressed when the seasons fluctuate, this can be caused by disruption of your biological clock or due to chemical changes in your body. If you think you are suffering from this disorder, please contact [...]

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Entrapment…What Exactly Is It?

January 24, 2011 4:00 am - Posted by admin in Criminal Defense, Your Rights

As a kid I remember seeing police officers “hiding” on the side of the road and thinking I was a “know-it-all” and claiming that was entrapment. After growing up and learning what it really was I now understand why it is not. In order to prove entrapment the person that is being charged of the [...]

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The Self-Defense Defense

January 17, 2011 12:43 am - Posted by admin in Criminal Defense, Your Rights

Self-defense laws vary from state to state. Most states generally use the reasonable person standard. This means that the law provides people to use a reasonable amount of force against somebody that has unlawfully and physically hurt you. Generally you may only use deadly force in very specific circumstances, for instance, if a lesser degree [...]

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Criminal Law Misconception

January 14, 2011 3:48 pm - Posted by admin in Court Room Ettiquette, Criminal Defense, Your Rights

I found the following entry on a top 10 list of Criminal Law Misconceptions. I wanted to share it with you. “9. You can fare well with just any lawyer. The reality is that there are too many incompetent or uncaring lawyers out there—so-called “professionals” who will take you money and show up for court [...]

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I plead the 5th!

January 13, 2011 3:56 pm - Posted by admin in Criminal Defense, Your Rights

The Fifth Amendment in criminal cases. Often time’s police officers will threaten you or scare you into talking to them even though you have a constitutional right to say nothing until you have consulted with an attorney. Many assume that if you plead the Fifth you are indeed guilty and you are just buying time [...]

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Harassment in Social Media

January 12, 2011 3:48 pm - Posted by admin in Our Office

We have all heard the traditional story about bullies and being bullied. Social Media doesn’t seem to be absent of this story either. There are many instances that have been in the news lately about kids being bullied over Social Media. One story stuck out to me. It doesn’t so much include bullying directly, but [...]

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Misconception #4. The legal process only consists of exciting testimony and court hearings.

January 10, 2011 6:52 am - Posted by admin in Court Room Ettiquette, Our Office

The media has a habit of skipping the most important parts of the legal process. These parts include legal briefs, discovery, filing motions, etc. I am speculating on the reason these are not included, but I have an educated guess. I would say these parts are not included because of two reasons. One is that [...]

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Misconception #3. In all criminal cases there is an obvious injustice and there are always strange/unusual plaintiffs or defendants

January 7, 2011 6:49 am - Posted by admin in Court Room Ettiquette, Criminal Defense, Our Office

This is pretty far fetched. In actuality many people that are involved in criminal and or civil lawsuits that are what people consider “normal,” without getting into defining normal of course. Not every case that comes into the court room is as thrilling as the ones you see on TV. A lot of times it [...]

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