Warriors In The Criminal Defense Arena
When law enforcement suspects people of driving under the influence of alcohol, they commonly ask them to submit to testing to assess their intoxication. Submitting to alcohol breath tests, however, may provide the authorities with evidence motorists have been...
Mental disorders have a significant impact on a person’s behaviors and way of thinking. In criminal law, the insanity defense relies on arguments that a defendant’s mental state alleviates personal responsibility for a criminal act. Post-traumatic stress disorder is...
Domestic violence can cause people to lose their trust in you and your ability to reasonably interact with others. If you have children, the concerns of those close to you may be substantially higher. Recognizing that you need help to overcome your anger is an...
There are lots of legal issues that come with a driving while intoxicated (DWI) charge. In addition to jail time and fines, drivers in Louisiana can also have their licenses suspended after a DWI conviction. Loss of license impacts you socially, but it can also stop...
If you face charges after an arrest, you are undoubtedly concerned about your future. If you are innocent, this can be a frustrating process. You know you didn't do anything wrong, but the case against you says otherwise. In some cases, law enforcement may not have...
Getting accurate information on juvenile crimes remains a challenging endeavor. This happens for many reasons, including confidentiality requirements for organizations and reporting systems that have problems with consistency across local, state and federal...
When hit with criminal charges, it makes sense to understand those charges and what they mean for your legal case. Louisiana law enforcement charged you with theft, but how does the act differ from robbery? U.S. News & World Report breaks down the difference...
There are some misunderstandings about juvenile records. Many people think they are like an adult criminal record, but they are much more. The State of Louisana Office of Juvenile Justice explains a juvenile record contains social and criminal information about a...
Alcohol is not the only substance that can impair your driving ability. Other substances, including illicit drugs and medications, can affect you in various ways that can decrease your ability to operate a motor vehicle. According to AAA, alcohol and drugs can affect...
A single instance of indiscretion can have a major impact on your life if you receive a DWI charge. No one plans on getting a DWI after a fun night out with friends and family, but it is a very real possibility if you consume too much alcohol. Every drink you consume...