The 4th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution prohibits law enforcement from conducting unreasonable searches and seizures. Whether a particular search or seizure was unconstitutional is at the center of many criminal defense cases, as violations of this rule can result in evidence gathered during an unconstitutional search being suppressed at trial. When prosecutors are unable […]

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When you are riding a motorcycle at high speeds on the highway, you should be able to trust that your brakes will work in the event you need to slow down or stop. If you hit your brakes and they lock up or fail, it can be a terrifying experience. Even riders with significant experience […]

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A criminal conviction can have many different consequences, from time in jail to costly fines. Even if you are able to avoid jail time and simply get probation, there still may be other collateral consequences that may affect your life in the long-term. Some collateral consequences can include sex offender registration, inability to own a […]

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With school out for the summer, your children may be making many trips to the park to play on the playground. While playgrounds can be good for social activity and recreation, the variety of equipment often poses the risk of personal injury to your child. If your child is injured on a playground, you should […]

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