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Battling Charges Related to Elder Abuse 

Anyone who is looking at charges of elder abuse probably already knows how emotionally charged the topic can be. In addition to criminal charges, the accused may face reputational damage, financial losses, and a tumultuous change in lifestyle. Now, more than ever, you need a criminal defense attorney who is…

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The Diddy Trial and Questions About Domestic Violence

The trial of Sean Diddy Combs kept people’s attention over recent weeks. Watching the highly publicized trial’s outcome sparked a lot of opinions. Combs, who was facing multiple charges related to sex parties known as “freak outs,” was acquitted of the most serious charges of sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy…

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​​Malicious Mischief in California

As a way of expressing discontent, some people may choose to engage in malicious mischief, which generally refers to things like graffiti, vandalism, or other forms of damaging or defacing property. But anyone who’s tempted to take this route could face some unpleasant consequences for their actions.  Defining Malicious Mischief…

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Battling Charges of Domestic Violence

If you are facing charges of domestic violence (DV), you are looking at a case involving high emotion and the possibility of serious changes to life as you know it. That is why now, more than ever, you need a dedicated criminal defense attorney to protect your rights.  Who are…

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Are Confidential and/or Jailhouse Informants Reliable?

Confidential informants (CIs) and jailhouse snitches are used by law enforcement to gather information and tips so suspects can be put behind bars. The practice of using these informants is not uncommon in the least. Unfortunately, there are some real problems with the custom:  There are no reliable mechanisms in…

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Immunity in Lieu of Criminal Charges

If you are familiar with the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution, you know that it provides protection against self-incrimination. That means you cannot be forced to disclose information that is directly incriminating or that could lead police or prosecutors to discover incriminating evidence against you in the future. It is…

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The Alien Enemies Act

Immigration is a touchy subject these days, as the administration has begun aggressively seeking out and deporting individuals suspected of criminal activity. Recently, that has involved warrantless arrests and no due process to allow suspects to defend themselves against charges.  It’s all based on an 18th-century law called the Alien…

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