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Criminal Defense questions and answers
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When Should I Appeal an Illinois Criminal Conviction?
Asked in Elgin, IL | May 8, 2018
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What is the “stand your ground’ self-defense law and how can I use it to defend myself against a criminal charge in Florida?
Asked in North Miami, FL | April 29, 2020
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What are the best qualities to look for when hiring a lawyer to defend me against mortgage fraud in Florida?
Asked in Coral Gables, FL | November 1, 2013
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What are my chances of winning a sexual assault or rape case in Florida?
Asked in Aventura, FL | June 11, 2014
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My husband just got picked up on a trafficking meth warrant when he has never been caught with any meth. What can we do?
Asked in Cullman, AL | January 5, 2026He was already out on a trafficking meth charge from which he is totally innocent. Passed the drug test upon being booked into the jail. He was ready to take it to trial and the next thing we know the police pulled me over for “random traffic stop." About 10 officers and investigators had guns drawn on a friend of mine and myself. I had no drugs or paraphernalia but got charged with paraphernalia bc they wanted my husband. That’s how we found out he had a warrant. How is that even possible when he hasn’t been caught with no drugs whatsoever?
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