FAQ Category: Criminal Defense
If an officer believes that someone they have detained (or are about to lawfully detain) might have a dangerous weapon, then the officer may search the person solely for the purpose of looking for a weapon. Otherwise, unless you consent to … Continue reading
We can handle all criminal defense cases. Here is a list of some of the common types of cases we routinely handle: Violent crimes Sex crimes Drug crimes Weapons and firearms crimes White collar crimes/financial crimes Fraud Casino marker/bad checks … Continue reading
Whether it is before or after you are arrested, we advise that you never agree to speak with a police officer before consulting with and hiring an experienced attorney. In general, people do not always realize that they are not … Continue reading
The difference is the amount of jail or prison time you might serve if you are convicted of a felony, gross misdemeanor or misdemeanor. A felony is punishable by a minimum of one year in prison. A gross misdemeanor is … Continue reading
Whether you plan to plead guilty or not, we strongly recommend that you hire an experienced criminal defense attorney to protect all your valuable constitutional rights. It is never a good ideal to represent yourself in court. The person prosecuting … Continue reading
If you are convicted of a felony, the judge who sentences you will determine whether you go to prison or not. If the judge places you on probation, the judge will impose an underlying prison sentence, as probation is an … Continue reading
Probation is a type of criminal sentence that allows a person to stay in the community rather than serve time in prison as long as he or she complies with certain conditions (like regularly reporting to a probation officer, refraining … Continue reading
After you are arrested for a crime in Las Vegas, the police will take you to the station for booking and an initial court appearance. From there, you will typically be released if you can give the court an amount … Continue reading
Although it is possible for an out-of-state lawyer to request a permission from the courts to handle a particular case in Las Vegas, there’s a small chance that it will be approved. An out-of-state lawyer cannot represent him in court, … Continue reading
Even if your case is dismissed, the only way to completely clear your record from police and government databases is through the process of criminal record sealing. With more than 80% of employers conducting criminal background checks, it has become … Continue reading