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One of the first pieces advice I give to clients who have been charged with a crime is: 1) Don’t go to Google to read about what you are charged with; and, 2) Don’t compare your case to others. Why?…

In many counties, the time between arrest and the initial court appearance can be at least several weeks. Sometimes, several months. Too often, those charged with criminal offenses show up for the first court date only to ask the judge…

It is very common when a person gets charged with a crime to immediately see their “lives flash in front of their eyes.” They immediately see the likelihood they will lose their driver’s license, job, career, income, etc. But, don’t…

Oftentimes, before holidays, we’ll hear or read in the news, and probably most often anymore, read through a social media site, about an upcoming roadblock. More recently, roadblocks have been referred to as “DUI checkpoints”. A legal, or “constitutional,” roadblock…