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Pitfalls of Self-Representation in a Criminal Case: A Comprehensive Guide

In the legal realm, the decision to represent oneself in a criminal case is often viewed as a risky venture. While individuals have the right to self-representation, known as “pro se” representation, navigating the complexities of criminal law without legal expertise can lead to numerous pitfalls and challenges. This blog aims to shed light on […]

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Judicial Diversion in California: A Second Chance for Offenders

Many people who find themselves in criminal court undergo enormous stress, especially if it is the first time they have been in trouble.  The fear of losing your job or fear of your current employer finding out about your charges.  The fear of jail time or having a conviction on your clean record.  Thankfully, judicial

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Psychological Tricks Cops Use During Police Interrogations

Police Interrogations are not to be taken lightly if you are approached by any type of law enforcement officer who wants to talk to you.  Before agreeing to any questioning, it is imperative that you contact an attorney first.  Otherwise, you may fall victim to the tricks the police use during police interrogations, which are

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Can TikTok Crimes Lead to Criminal Charges?

TikTok is one of the largest social media platforms in the world, boasting over 800 million users and behind only Facebook and Instagram in sheer reach. With a focus on short-form videos, users are often incentivized to join in viral challenges that involve dynamic, attention-grabbing activities. While many of these challenges are innocent, some do

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A Guide to Obtaining Federal Bond in Court

Getting out on a federal bond in court is a complicated process. Indeed, it is not as simple as it is in many state court cases. Thus, it is important to hire a qualified federal criminal lawyer as soon as possible. The federal criminal lawyer can ensure that all of the necessary steps are taken

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ADHD and Criminal Behavior – The Need to Understand

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has a significant impact on an individual’s behavior and decision-making processes. Unfortunately, this is something that many judges hearing criminal cases fail to understand or take into account when issuing sentences in cases involving defendants with ADHD and criminal behavior. It is important for attorneys representing clients with ADHD to

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A client meeting with his lawyer about how civil fraud lawsuits turned into criminal fraud charges.

Civil Fraud Lawsuits Can Turn Into Criminal Fraud Charges

Fraud charges arise when someone uses deception to gain an unfair or unlawful advantage. Civil fraud lawsuits are filed by private individuals or entities who believe they have been harmed by another party’s fraudulent behavior. But, if the plaintiff in a civil fraud lawsuit wins, does that mean the defendant will also face criminal fraud

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Consequences of Acting as a Money Mule | Kenney Legal Defense

You may have heard the term money mule before, but what does it mean? It is a relatively new phenomenon but one that carries severe consequences. In this article, we’ll define what it is, explore the consequences of being a money mule, and highlight some of the risks you take by agreeing to participate in

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Someone was summoned with a federal grand jury subpoena and is appearing before the court.

Federal Grand Jury Subpoena – 3 Steps to Take if You Receive One | Kenney Legal Defense

This is a guide for anyone who has just received a subpoena from a federal grand jury. If you are reading this, you or someone you care about has recently received a subpoena for a federal grand jury. This is an extremely serious situation. We are, indeed, glad that you are already taking the first

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Title IX Defense for College Students

Colleges and universities aggressively pursue Title IX charges against students, and the stakes are extremely high. Many students and parents fail to recognize the short-term and long-term stakes involved. Thus, they do not take the necessary steps and precautions to obtain the most favorable outcome when accused of Title IX sexual misconduct. However, students and

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