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Fraud and a Cell Phone Card

These days creativity in perpetrating a fraud seems to be on the rise. Who would have thought that there was a way to scam people with a cell phone card?
Those prepaid cell phone cards are a real boon to people who like to pay as they go, not thinking that full regular service is really [...]

[ More ] July 6th, 2009 | No Comments | Posted in Criminal Defense |

White Collar Counterfeiters

White-collar crime is interesting, as it covers such a wide variety of crimes, for instance counterfeiting products.
The other term often used for counterfeit products is “pirated” and it refers to products that have been illegally made and are being sold. These knock-offs or bootlegged goods are often regarded as being a great way to save [...]

[ More ] July 6th, 2009 | No Comments | Posted in Criminal Defense |

Texas DWI Repeat Offender

If you’re on a roll and have more than one DWI offense in Texas, things aren’t looking so good for you legally. Make sure you contact a criminal defense lawyer to deal with this kind of a situation.
One of the first things you need to know is that Texas has one of the highest DWI [...]

[ More ] July 6th, 2009 | No Comments | Posted in Criminal Defense, DUI / DWI |

Health Fraud on the Rise

It’s interesting that people who commit health care fraud think they are doing nothing wrong and that those big companies have lots of money and won’t miss any.
While it’s an interesting attitude, to rip off a larger corporation for money that people don’t think they need, it is indeed hurting people. After all, it’s not [...]

[ More ] July 6th, 2009 | No Comments | Posted in Criminal Defense |

Big Fish White-Collar Offenders

There are plenty of fish in the sea of white-collar crime, ranging in size from small to whoppers, but it’s not always that easy to catch the big ones.
It used to be that white-collar crime was an occasional, rather unusual kind of event, that people found shameful. Now, with the advent of the computer and [...]

[ More ] April 16th, 2009 | No Comments | Posted in Criminal Defense |

Assault May Mean Different Things

Many people think of assault as being an assault directly on a person, when in reality it may be defined in a different manner depending on the actual facts of the case.
Each case that carries a charge of assault will be different depending on the facts of the case. So before you contact a lawyer [...]

[ More ] April 16th, 2009 | No Comments | Posted in Criminal Defense |

Every 15 Seconds a Burglary

As startling as this may seem, it is estimated that there is at least one burglary every 15 seconds in the U.S. This makes sense when put into perspective of our rocky national economy.
If there is a burglary roughly every 15 seconds in the U.S, think about how many break-ins that represents. That’s a lot [...]

[ More ] April 16th, 2009 | No Comments | Posted in Criminal Defense |

Murder vs. Manslaughter

Generally speaking there is a difference between murder and manslaughter, but to the public it may seem there is a difference without a distinction. Legal definitions are often hard to explain to a non-lawyer.
To begin with, the most serious crime in the U.S. and other places is murder, often punishable by death or life without [...]

[ More ] April 16th, 2009 | No Comments | Posted in Criminal Defense |

Information on the Net that Shouldn’t Be

“In an interesting twist to the police being one step ahead of offenders with outstanding arrest warrants, people are now able to search online for their own active arrest warrants,” indicated Daniel H. Wannamaker of Wannamaker and Associates, of Austin, Texas, with offices in Dallas and Houston.
This means if a person thinks they have an [...]

[ More ] April 16th, 2009 | No Comments | Posted in Criminal Defense |

An Aggravated Crime Means Different Circumstances Apply

Aggravated in reference to a crime is something different. There needs to be certain factors present in order to charge a crime as an aggravated one; say aggravated assault, for instance.
“Aggravating factors that need to be present may include whether or not there was a dangerous weapon involved, if there was a threat to use [...]

[ More ] April 16th, 2009 | No Comments | Posted in Criminal Defense |