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Evaluations in Criminal Cases
Evaluations in Criminal Cases

Evaluations Can Help Your Case After years of representing clients charged with crimes, I’ve learned that the right evaluation can make a huge difference in a case. For example, there have been times when I initially felt like the judge really wanted to put a certain person ...

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    Evaluations Can Help Your Case After years of representing clients charged with crimes, I’ve learned that the right evaluation can make a huge difference in a case. For example, there have been times ...

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  • Federal Marijuana Laws to be Enforced

    During Trump’s campaign for presidency, he consistently stated that he would not interfere with State’s interests regarding marijuana law enforcement. This led me to believe that he wasn’t going to ...

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  • How the New Tax Bill Can Affect Your Marriage or Your Divorce

    The new tax bill, officially named the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, was signed into law by President Donald Trump on December 22, 2017. Among many of its sweeping changes are provisions that may affect your ...

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    Turkish Gold trader, Reza Zarrab, was criminally charged for allegedly handling money on behalf of the Iran government as well as entities from Iran. His alleged actions were in violation of the ...

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    As a criminal defense attorney in Johnson County Kansas I have seen and represented clients for countless domestic violence cases. Sometimes the facts from the DV charges can be rather ridiculous ...

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  • Can The NFL Legally Punish Players For Kneeling Down During The National Anthem?

    Does the First Amendment’s right to free speech prevent the NFL from firing or punishing its players for kneeling down during the national anthem? No. Alas, the First Amendment to the US Constitution ...

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