Being arrested for a federal case can be an intimidating experience because of the vast power and resources of the federal government. By the time the government files federal criminal charges, authorities usually have a large amount of evidence against the accused. An experienced federal defense attorney helps the accused understand the process, preserves evidence and helps clients defend against …Read the Full Article

If you’ve been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor crime in your past and would like to remove or expunge the record, you should consider seeking professional legal help to best understand and prepare your case. Generally speaking, an expungement is the long process of petitioning the court and asking a judge to seal a court record. In any misdemeanor …Read the Full Article

A person charged with DUI allegations may not necessarily be driving a car or truck at the time of their arrest. In fact, some individuals have been arrested for DUI while intoxicated and riding a horse. Horse DUIs are not particularly common, but they are possible. While a person is not driving a conventional vehicle when arrested, they may nevertheless …Read the Full Article

In 2003, the United States spearheaded a coalition of military forces to invade Iraq. During the Iraq War, the United States has spent hundreds of billions of dollars on contractors alone in the war effort. With such a massive bill, it has become increasingly difficult for the Pentagon to adequately track all of the expenses related to the war. This …Read the Full Article

A person convicted of DUI in the state of Arizona may face a variety of very serious financial penalties. There are many expensive collateral costs associated with DUI convictions, but the criminal penalties can often provide the most direct of these costs. In particular, many collateral consequences involve conditions such as loss of rights for gun owners or loss of …Read the Full Article

Otherwise known as non-sufficient funds, a bad check, or a bounced or cold check, a hot check refers to the act of writing a check for an amount you do not have in your checking or savings account. In most cases, a person unintentionally writes a hot check because of recent financial troubles or even a mistake in his or …Read the Full Article

In order to legally buy, possess, or consume alcohol in the United States, you must be 21 years of age or older. If a minor violates these laws, they may face charges that can affect them for the rest of their lives. However, the under-aged perpetrator is not the only one subject to legal action in some instances. Selling alcohol …Read the Full Article