Aggressively Protecting Your Rights
Every year, you're required to file your tax return as accurately as possible. While most people make a good effort to do so, others may try to avoid paying taxes completely. Avoiding paying taxes can lead to tax evasion charges that you have to defend against in...
Fraud comes in many forms, from medical to mail fraud. Fraud itself is a broadened term that refers to a fraudulent act. When a person commits fraud, he or she has deceived a victim in order to gain an asset of some form, whether monetary or not. What kinds of fraud...
Although the Second Amendment gives you the right to bear arms, that doesn't mean you don't have to follow the laws associated with owning a gun. For instance, in Minnesota, you can be found guilty of a gross misdemeanor if you carry a loaded rifle or BB gun without a...
If you're involved in a robbery or are accused of being involved in one, your defense is of the utmost importance. Your reputation can easily be destroyed by the media and coverage following the case, even if it's found that you're innocent. Protecting yourself is the...
Exploiting children is a crime in itself, but seeking out, possessing or sharing child pornography can land you in serious trouble with the law. The possession or distribution of child pornography can be charged at the federal level. What do you do if you've been...
Gun laws in America can be a little confusing. There are different regulations between states in some cases, but in general, the Second Amendment does give you a right to bear arms. However, there are federal regulations and laws that you need to follow. For instance,...
If you've been convicted of a felony, one of the things you know you're unable to do is to vote. Maryland, along with other states, has started to look at the legality of this situation and is making it easier for ex-felons to get their voices heard. This is good for...
If you've been accused of a crime, you may be wondering if you'll be headed to state or federal court. Going to a state court is most common, but there are times when your attorney may suggest going to federal court instead. Not all cases can be tried at the state...
Even after death, it's important that those who are wrongfully accused or convicted have their names cleared. It's not just the wrongfully accused who suffers; his family, friends and connections all share some of the tension and guilt as well. Recently, a report...
When you're charged with a federal crime, the potential penalties are generally higher than those for state crimes. On top of that, you'll potentially have to wait longer for your case to be heard. As someone facing federal charges, your defense being strong is the...
