DUI ~ Criminal Defense ~ Immigration/Naturalization
DUI ~ Criminal Defense ~ Immigration/Naturalization
Officers have a host of powers at their disposal but these are counterbalanced by the rights of free citizens. As a law-abiding citizen, law enforcement is not entitled to interfere with your life without justification. This includes when you are driving your motor...
Getting pulled over by police, under the suspicion you were driving under the influence, can be startling. The last thing you want to do is get into major legal problems because you did or didn’t do something to upset the police. If the police do pull you over, you...
It can be a scary situation when you see the flashing blue and red lights behind you. If the officer begins to talk to you and believes you are intoxicated, the situation goes from bad to worse. The state of California has some of the strictest DUI laws in the United...
Field sobriety tests play an important role in many California driving under the influence (DUI) cases. Police officers who think someone has had too much to drink could ask that driver to perform field sobriety tests to justify later requesting a chemical breath...
The EAD card, also known as an employment authorization document, is vital for many immigrants living in the United States. However, not everyone needs to apply for one. If you are considering applying for one, it's important to understand what they are and how they...
Anyone who’s facing a criminal charge may wonder what will happen if they’re convicted. There’s not a way to know exactly what sentence will be handed down in a case. This is because there are many factors that come together to help a judge decide. For most charges,...
You and your spouse are hoping to build a new life together in the United States. You’ve been able to visit each other on and off over the years but you’re now hoping to obtain permanent residency through a marriage Green Card. You’ve filled out all the relevant...
If you are suspected of or charged with a crime, law enforcement will eventually question you. This can include state or local police officers and, in some criminal matters, the FBA or Immigration officers. Knowing your rights when answering questions is the best way...
People who are facing criminal charges often want to know what type of sentence they're facing. For most, there’s a range of sentences that are possible depending on the charges. There’s usually no way that you can find out what you’re going to receive before the end...
When police officers knock at your front door, you may feel nervous about the encounter. Even if you firmly believe you did not break the law, you may worry about what will happen next. Most people want to cooperate with law enforcement, which seems like a good...
