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working through legal issues with the best possible outcome

Where do you find the answers to the questions about legal issues that you may have? What resources are good resources to turn to? Do you really need an attorney to represent you when you are facing legal charges? There are so many questions surrounding criminal charges that can be difficult to find the answers to. Working as a legal aid, I have been asked the same questions over and over again. That is why I created this blog. I hope to answer those questions for many others and provide more information that can assist in working through legal issues with the best possible outcome.

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What You Need To Know Before Suing For Assault

Posted on March 15, 2017

If you were involved in a fight and suffered injuries due to another person's aggression, then you may be considering suing the attacker for assault. While there are many individuals who do win assault cases, it's important to know that many others who are attacked have their cases dismissed -- or are told by their attorneys that they don't even have a case at all. So, to save yourself some time, hassle, and anguish, review these factors before you decide to bring a possible assault case to your personal injury lawyer. [Read More]

Why You Can't Believe Drug And Alcohol Test Results In A DUI Case

Posted on March 13, 2017

Some people who get arrested for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol undoubtedly knew they'd had a few too many drinks before they got behind the wheel but decided to gamble they'd get home before they got caught. Others end up shocked that they're being arrested because they were certain that the one glass of wine or beer that they had with dinner wouldn't have put them over the legal limit. [Read More]

Are You Liable For Your Guest? Under Social Host Liability Laws You May Be

Posted on July 16, 2015

Each year over 1 million people are charged with driving under the influence. This number does not even include those who are stopped and not charged, or those who make it home without being caught. While a large number of these people probably have purchased the alcohol they consumed, others were supplied alcohol in the homes of their friends or family during a social event. What many of these hosts may not realize is that by supplying alcohol, and then allowing the intoxicated guests to leave their property, they may be guilty of social hosting. [Read More]

Aiding And Abetting: Getting Criminally Charged Without Committing The Crime

Posted on July 15, 2015

Did you know there are certain cases where you can be criminally charged for a crime without even committing the crime itself? Aiding and abetting is one such phenomenon where you can be held liable for a crime without actually "pulling the trigger," so to speak. You might have recently been arrested and are unsure just exactly what the charges mean. Luckily, in this article you'll learn a bit about the ins and outs of aiding and abetting — how you adequately legally define aiding and abetting, how aiding and abetting differs from conspiracy and what defenses your lawyer might use against your aiding and abetting charges. [Read More]