by ur_support20 | Jan 25, 2021 | Blog/News
Prosecutors, Police, and Defense Attorneys often talk about a “Giglio File” or a particular officer having “Giglio Issues.” The term “Giglio,” pronounced gig-leo, comes from the landmark U.S. Supreme Court cases Giglio v. United... 
by ur_support20 | Jan 25, 2021 | Blog/News
Measure 6 is a current initiative, which if approved, would create a legal presumption that each parent in a child custody case is fit to parent and that a requesting parent should receive equal residential responsibility. That artificial presumption of fitness as a... 
by ur_support20 | Jan 25, 2021 | Blog/News
Most DUI arrests are the product of a police traffic stop. Police need “reasonable suspicion” of a violation to stop or detain you; even the smallest violation will allow the police to stop you. For example, around “bar close” many officers... 
by ur_support20 | Jan 25, 2021 | Blog/News
If your license is suspended, all is not lost. Most people are eligible for a work permit (aka restricted license) after 14 days of hard suspension if you’re on 24/7. If you’re not on 24/7 you’re usually eligible for a work permit on a 1st DUI/Refusal offense within... 
by ur_support20 | Jan 12, 2021 | Blog/News
North Dakota: The current state of cell phone searches in the school setting post-Riley SCHOOL OFFICIALS School searches by administrators must meet a two-part test. First, the search must be justified by reasonable suspicion at its inception. Second, the search must... 
by ur_support20 | Jan 12, 2021 | Blog/News
Every case begins with a thorough client interview and consultation during which case goals, expectations, and rapport is established. The next step is the investigation stage as the best defense is a great offense. Every possible document, video, note, report, and...
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