Criminal Defense
Casino Markers and What You Need to Know
Most people would rather not carry large amounts of cash, particularly if they’re heading into a Las Vegas casino. If you’re a…
Under What Circumstances Can My Criminal Case Be Reopened If I Was Found Innocent?
If you’ve been pardoned or acquitted of a criminal offense, the term “double jeopardy NRS 412.378″ will surely take on a deep meaning….
Under What Circumstances Can My Criminal Case Be Reopened If I Was Found Guilty?
If your criminal trial has ended in conviction, you are naturally hoping for a second chance to clear your name. This is…
What Is Justifiable Homicide?
Are you being charged with murder? It may have been justifiable homicide (NRS 200.120). Read on to get a good understanding of…
Pleading No Contest – What Does it Mean?
You know they’ve got something on you. In fact, you feel certain that in this case, the word “guilty” appears in big…
How to Represent Yourself in Court
You say you’ve been hit with criminal charges and want to defend yourself? If so, you’re not alone. Many people seriously consider…
What Are the Causes of a Mistrial?
When accused Las Vegas underwear thief Joey Kadmiri first appeared at jury trial in July of 2014, he expected a fairly swift…
Leaving the Scene of an Accident
Panic can do strange things to people. The flight-or-fight response is built into our physiological makeup, and when the unexpected happens, it…
Criminal Trial Timeline
No two criminal trials are ever exactly alike. Despite differences in the details, though, each will advance through seven distinct and predetermined…
Am I a Fugitive From Justice?
In Las Vegas, the lights are bright, the clubs are dim and the streets are thronged with people. Could there be a…
Filing a False Police Report
When an Illinois nanny claimed for the record that two armed men had tried to hijack her car in the midst of…
Destroying Evidence Charges
Have you recently been involved in destroying evidence (NRS 199.220)? That could be altering, erasing, concealing, deleting, obliterating or otherwise destroying a record, book,…