If your child has been involved in a crime , you may wonder whether the police have the right to question him or her without you present. Read on to learn the answer. Children May Be Questioned, But They Don’t Have to Provide Answers Just like adults, police have the right ...
Read MoreMinor crimes are criminal offenses committed by those who are under 21 years old. Most of the time when juvenile offenses occur, one of the following ...
View MoreJohn William Hoover Jr. was found dead on the morning of June 22, 2004, after sustaining multiple gunshot wounds. The attorney general’s Violent ...
View MoreA jury found our client, Brady Echols, not guilty of the July 2019 murder of Alexander Earl Fitch. Our client acted in self-defense when Fitch choked ...
View MoreThe Birmingham Civilian Review Board has been formed, Mayor Randall Woodfin announced in an April 19 th news conference, with the goal of improving ...
View MoreThe act of resisting arrest occurs when someone: intentionally prevents law enforcement from making a lawful arrest or discharging another official ...
View MoreWhile an Alabama DUI is a serious offense that should not be taken lightly, it does not have to ruin your life. In fact, many people who face DUIs go ...
View MoreIt’s never a good idea to get behind the wheel if you’re intoxicated. Doing so is very dangerous and can lead to serious consequences. However, it’s ...
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