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POSTCONVICTION RELIEF (Rule 32 Petitions)

I have discovered an area of criminal law that I enjoy: The Petition for Postconviction Relief, which is also called a “Rule 32 Petition.” Postconviction Relief (Rule 32 Petition) is a great way to get clients out of prison or…

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Limited Liability Companies (LLCs)

My absolute favorite thing to do at work helps a client form a new limited liability company, or LLC. It was an honor to serve at the District Attorney’s Office. But all we ever did there was fight or get…

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SELF-DEFENSE

The Kyle Rittenhouse trial and verdict have America talking about self-defense. Self-defense is an example of an affirmative defense. An affirmative defense is one other than a denial of any fact alleged on the indictment. It’s called an “affirmative” defense…

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BRITNEY SPEARS AND HER CONSERVATOR

My least favorite part of any newscast is “celebrity gossip.” Nonetheless, a story from that segment inspired this column. The story of Britney Spears and her conservator recently dominated the celebrity gossip. However, I never heard anyone explain what a…

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THE SECOND AMENDMENT

The Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States says “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” I am…

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Types of Criminal Defense Attorneys

I started to write a column about the differences in results delivered by appointed criminal defense attorneys, public defenders, and retained private attorneys. But, before I start contrasting the results, I need to run a column first that explains the…

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