Louisiana's justice system generally prosecutes an individual 17 years of age and younger as a juvenile when he or she faces a charge involving a non-violent offense. If the allegations consist of committing a violent offense, such as homicide, a prosecutor may...
Month: December 2020
How can underage drinking change your child’s life?
Louisiana law treats underage drinking offenses in a serious way. If convicted, your child could deal with the consequences much longer than either of you anticipate. How could an underage drinking conviction impact your child's life? In what way do the effects of...
Drunk driving arrests and gender
If you are facing drunk driving charges, you should know that you are not alone. It is helpful to go over relevant statistics on drunk driving cases and understand the different ways in which these allegations could impact your future. Law enforcement arrests many men...
Theft charges and time behind bars
If a law enforcement official recently took you or a loved one into custody over allegations of theft, it is important to understand your rights as well as the potential repercussions of these charges. Aside from financial penalties, challenges in your career and a...