Criminal Defense

A police officer pulls you over after seeing you swerve over the centerline. The officer believes that you are impaired. You try to explain that you were just adjusting the radio station when you swerved for a second, but the officer tells you that you’ll need to get...

Social media platforms have become the go-to outlets for sharing personal experiences, venting frustrations or staying connected. But logging onto your favorite social media app could do far more harm than good if you’re under criminal investigation.  In fact, staying...

There are certain traffic violations that are relatively straightforward. Traffic cameras may capture footage of people running red lights. Police officers can monitor the speed of approaching vehicles and can issue citations to those who exceed the posted limit....

Those facing criminal charges often feel compelled to plead guilty. Even if they insist that they did not break the law, they may fear the worst-case scenario should they take the case to trial. Prosecutors have a tendency to bring as many charges as they can and the...

Many people don't think of traffic violations as crimes. Many drivers accused of violating traffic statutes only receive a citation. Once they pay a ticket, they don't have to think about the issue again. Contrary to what people sometimes assume, traffic offenses are...

Technically, driving a motor vehicle is not a right. It is a privilege. The government has the authority to restrict driving privileges for the safety of the public. People need to be old enough to qualify for a driver's license. They have to complete mandatory...

If you find yourself in trouble with the law, police officers may want to see your phone. For instance, an officer might believe that you’ve been using social media messages to contact people and sell illegal drugs. You deny the allegations, but the officer insists...

Police searches are common in the United States, as a method of either gathering evidence or arresting a suspect. At the same time, the idea of personal property and privacy is very important. The police can only enter your house and perform a search for very specific...

For immigrants on their path to United States citizenship, the fear of deportation is a constant worry. Therefore, they ensure that they understand and follow the law. Still, something as simple as a broken tail light or a speeding ticket can occur anytime. But will...

After an arrest on assault charges, it is natural to be confused and afraid about your future. Whether you were born in Kentucky or made the state your home through immigration, an assault conviction can come with severe penalties. Knowing how the law deals with...