July 17, 2026 | Alabama Law
Being arrested is stressful for a defendant, and can even be angering, especially if you believe the arrest is unfair or unlawful. In that moment, many people wonder whether they have the right to physically resist, pull away, or refuse to comply with officers. The short answer is no; resisting arrest is generally a criminal […]
Read moreJune 11, 2026 | Alabama Law
Most people do not think of public urination as a serious crime. Some do not even realize it can lead to criminal charges. That often changes when they receive a citation or find themselves under arrest. While Alabama does not have a statewide law specifically called “public urination,” that does not mean the conduct is […]
Read moreMay 29, 2026 | Alabama Law
Alabama law allows individuals to use force, including deadly force, when facing a legitimate threat in certain self-defense situations. Stand your ground laws in Alabama are often misunderstood, especially in criminal investigations involving assault, homicide, or weapons charges. Understanding how these self-defense protections work is important for anyone involved in a violent encounter or facing […]
Read moreMarch 6, 2026 | Alabama Law
Alabama’s handgun laws have gone through significant changes in recent years, leaving many residents unsure about what is and isn’t legal. While the state no longer requires a permit to carry a concealed handgun in most situations, there are still important rules you need to follow or else risk being arrested for a weapons charge. […]
Read moreJanuary 30, 2026 | Alabama Law
Abortion law in Alabama has changed significantly in recent years. What was once a matter of medical regulation has now become a possible criminal issue that can carry severe penalties. Since the state’s Human Life Protection Act took effect in 2022, three years after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, almost all abortions are […]
Read moreSeptember 23, 2025 | Alabama Law
An encounter with law enforcement can feel intimidating in any circumstance, but being held in custody can make things all the more stressful. In Alabama, like in every state, the law sets clear boundaries on how long police officers can detain someone without bringing formal charges. Knowing these rules can help you protect yourself and […]
Read moreJuly 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 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 […]
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