Monthly Archives: September 2026
Criminal Cases Against Drivers Who Caused Fatal Accidents While Drunk
Drunk driving is one of the most common reasons that people get arrested at traffic stops. As upsetting as it is to go from having a normal day to debating whether to take a plea deal or to make a desperate effort to persuade the jury that the breathalyzer was wrong, you eventually feel… Read More »
The Rights Of Defendants Who Stay Broke
The rights of defendants in criminal cases apply to everyone accused of a crime. Your immigration status, criminal history or lack thereof, or financial resources or lack thereof should have no effect on the fairness of your trial, the events leading up to your guilty plea, or your sentence if you are convicted or… Read More »
Does Probation Take Away Your Fourth Amendment Rights?
In April 2026, police in Sarasota executed a search warrant at a house just down the street from Truvine Missionary Baptist Church. They found 90.2 grams of fentanyl, plus marijuana, cocaine, stimulant pills, opioid pills, a firearm, a scale, and thousands of dollars in cash, and now the resident of the house is facing… Read More »
Criminal Charges For Misusing Privileges Of Employment
It is not hard to find people who tell you that work stinks and that whatever money you earn from employment is not enough to justify the annoyances and indignities that you suffer during every shift. If you are enough of an optimist, though, you can see that the rewards you get from your… Read More »