What’s the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor?
Crimes are generally divided into two categories depending on their level of seriousness - felonies and misdemeanors. Although, both are crimes and have very serious consequences [...]
Crimes are generally divided into two categories depending on their level of seriousness - felonies and misdemeanors. Although, both are crimes and have very serious consequences [...]
Bail is money or other property that is deposited with the court to ensure that the person accused will return to court when he or she [...]
An arraignment is your initial appearance in court in which you, as the defendant are formally informed of the criminal charges against you. At the arraignment, [...]
Every accused person has a constitutional right to competent legal counsel in a criminal proceeding. However, not everyone has the financial ability to hire an attorney. [...]
If you are arrested the first thing you should do is inform the arresting officer(s) that you choose to invoke your right to remain silent and [...]
If you are accused of a crime, contacted by law enforcement or some other investigatory agency, or believe you may have committed a crime you should [...]