February 20, 2026 | Criminal Law

What Criminal Offenses Are Deportable?

Criminal charges have an especially strong impact on immigration cases and on defendants who aren’t United States citizens. For non-citizens, including green card holders, certain criminal offenses can make someone “deportable,” meaning the U.S. government can try to remove them from the country, even after years of lawful residence. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) often […]

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May 21, 2025 | Criminal Law

The Steps of a Criminal Trial

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 […]

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April 15, 2025 | Criminal Law

Dropping Charges in Criminal Cases

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 […]

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July 12, 2024 | Criminal Law

What Happens If You Get an Out-of-State Warrant for Arrest?

An arrest warrant is a legal order issued by a court. It authorizes law enforcement officers to take you into custody and detain you. Generally, courts issue arrest warrants when a person is suspected of committing a crime. However, courts may issue arrest warrants if a person violates their probation or fails to appear in […]

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