Child Pornography Charge Arkansas (State and Federal Court)

Child Pornography Charge Arkansas (State and Federal Court)

Understanding Child Pornography Charges in Arkansas If you are accused of possessing Child Pornography Arkansas you may very well end up in federal court. The federal government has specific tasks forces available to them to investigate and prosecute Child Pornography...

Arkansas Aggravated Assault Charges

Aggravated Assault is one of the more common violent charges in Arkansas. It is a felony punishable by up to 6 years. To be found guilty at trial, the State of Arkansas must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that:You, under circumstances manifesting extreme indifference...

Arkansas Rule 37: 3 Critical Things to Remember

Understanding Arkansas Rule 37 Petitions Justin Eisele is licensed to practice in Arkansas and has been practicing Arkansas law for 13 years. He handles post-convictions in Arkansas and Maryland. Arkansas post-conviction remedies are generally covered by Rule 37...

Maryland Gun Rights- Assault and Conspiracy Charges

Maryland Gun Rights: Assault and Conspiracy Charges In the age of the internet, we get calls from potential clients all over the country. We have heard from many people who previously pled guilty to a Maryland "misdemeanor" and the charge is keeping them from being...

Post Convictions and Motion for Reconsideration in Maryland

We get many calls and emails from potential clients asking us to represent them in their Motion for Reconsideration of Sentence in Maryland. Maryland is a unique state in that it gives the judge, under certain circumstances, the ability to modify the sentence of...

Maryland Criminal Discovery Rules

Maryland Criminal Discovery Rules

Understanding the Maryland Criminal Discovery rules is key if you or a loved one are stuck in the criminal court system. One of the first things you hear from clients who have been in the legal system before, or after they've talked to someone in their cell block is,...

Maryland Statement of Charges

Understanding Maryland Statement of Charges In Maryland, if you have a case in district court 9 times out of 10 the police has filed a Statement of Charges against you. In general, if you are arrested without a warrant, a Statement of Charges has to be filed in...