July 3, 2025 | Alabama Law
The internet has revolutionized how we communicate, conduct business, and access information. But it has also created new opportunities for criminal activity, ranging from online fraud and hacking to cyberbullying and identity theft. Internet crimes are becoming increasingly common and often complex to investigate. Law enforcement agencies have developed specialized tools and processes to track, […]
Read moreJune 24, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Facing a domestic violence charge in Birmingham is a life-altering experience for defendants, and it’s crucial to understand what’s at stake. A conviction doesn’t just mean the possibility of jail time and fines—it can affect your family relationships, career prospects, housing options, and future opportunities in profound and unexpected ways. Defendants need to be clear […]
Read moreMay 26, 2025 | Alabama Law
Many drivers in Alabama wonder whether it’s legal to drive barefoot. Some believe driving barefoot is against the law, while others think there’s nothing wrong with it. Getting to know Alabama’s laws on barefoot driving can help you stay safe and avoid unwanted trouble with the police. Alabama Law on Driving Barefoot In Alabama, there […]
Read moreMay 21, 2025 | Criminal Law
Every criminal case goes through certain steps in court, from the very first hearing right up to the verdict. Knowing how a trial works and what to expect along the way can make a big difference in how you experience the process. Learning about what happens after you’ve been detained and arrested can make the […]
Read moreMay 2, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Many people confuse the terms “lawyer” and “attorney,” but the difference matters in legal situations. Each word refers to a specific status under the law, and that difference affects who can represent you in court. You need to know which title applies to the professional you plan to work with, especially during a criminal defense […]
Read moreApril 24, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Under Alabama law, a defendant can be convicted of indecent exposure if the prosecutor proves that the person deliberately exposed their genitals with the aim of arousing sexual desire, either for themselves or someone else, as long as that person is not their spouse. The law also requires that the person knew the act would […]
Read moreApril 15, 2025 | Criminal Law
Dropping charges in criminal cases means that the prosecutor decides not to pursue the case further. This decision can greatly impact a defendant, as it removes the burden of a trial and the potential for a conviction, allowing the individual to move on with their life. Understanding how and why this happens is essential for […]
Read moreApril 8, 2025 | Criminal Defense
When someone seeks a restraining order (also referred to as a “protective order,” a “protection order,” or a “protection from abuse (PFA) order in Alabama), they must provide some form of proof to support their request. While the legal process may not require the same level of evidence as a criminal case, the court still […]
Read moreApril 3, 2025 | Criminal Defense
If you ever need to hire a lawyer, you might wonder if what you tell them stays private. Attorney-client privilege is a rule that protects your conversations with your lawyer. This means that your lawyer cannot share what you tell them with anyone else. This protection helps you be honest so your lawyer can give […]
Read moreFebruary 28, 2025 | Criminal Defense
False accusations can be a terrifying and overwhelming experience. Whether you’re accused of a crime you didn’t commit or fighting against fabricated evidence, the stakes are high. The consequences can be severe. False accusations can damage your reputation, result in wrongful imprisonment, and lead to serious penalties. If you’re dealing with a false accusation in […]
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