Mandatory Arrest Laws and Domestic Violence
By Greg Smith posted in Violent Crimes on Friday, September 1, 2017 Older Americans remember the good old days when you would not be arrested
By Greg Smith posted in Violent Crimes on Friday, September 1, 2017 Older Americans remember the good old days when you would not be arrested
Been charged with criminal mischief? Well, you’re certainly not alone. And often, that charge is domestic violence (“DV”) related. When we get these cases, it’s
By Greg Smith posted in Violent Crimes on Tuesday, February 3, 2015 1. Failing to demand a jury trial. Okay, this should be a no-brainer
A 33-year-old Utah man will spend the next 129 days in jail after pleading guilty to beating his wife in front of their children. The
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