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Discussing Criminal Attorney Services

Hello, I'm Denise Sallos. I am going to fill this site with information about criminal attorney services. When my daughter caused an accident while driving while intoxicated, I knew she would need a good attorney to represent her in court. I sought out an attorney with a strong record of success in that realm. The process of hiring an attorney took a lot out of me since I had to teach myself about each step. I created this site to help people quickly learn about the process to hire a criminal attorney with considerably less effort. I hope you will find the information I share helpful for your situation. Thanks for coming by.

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Injured By A Drunk Driver? Follow These Tips In The Days Following The Accident

13 January 2017
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Getting in a car accident is always terrifying and confusing. But when you're hit by a drunk driver, emotions can reach a whole other level. Not only are you hurt, but you're angry that someone else's irresponsibility and disregard for the law has negatively impacted you. However, in the days following your accident, you'll need to make sure you don't let this anger cloud your logic. The actions you take during these first few days can have a big impact on your case and the compensation you receive for your injuries. Read More 

DUI And Underage - The Threshold Is Much Lower And The Cost May Be Higher

17 June 2015
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If you asked the average person what the blood alcohol content (BAC) threshold is for driving under the influence (DUI), they would probably be able to tell you that it is a .08. What many people do not know is the BAC limit for those who are drinking and driving, but who are underage. If one of your children, or another teen you know, is considering getting behind the wheel after they have consumed any alcohol at all, they may want to think again. Read More 

What Should You Know About Montana’s New DUI Laws?

8 June 2015
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Whether you live in Montana or are simply passing through for work or vacation, you may not be aware of recent changes to the state laws governing driving under the influence (DUI). Although Montana has always been known for its expansive land and independent spirit, these changes have operated to significantly increase the penalties for DUI conviction. And even if you don't plan on drinking while in Montana, if you currently hold a prescription for medical marijuana or narcotic pain medication, you could find yourself facing DUI charges after a routine traffic stop. Read More 

Sex And Dementia: Navigating Consent With A Partner Suffering From Cognitive Impairment

29 April 2015
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Not long ago, a 78-year-old man was put on trial for being intimate with his same-aged wife. The problem was his wife suffered from dementia, so there was a question of whether or not she could consent to sexual contact with him. Unfortunately, the nature of the disease means this question doesn't have a straight answer, and this can lead to disastrous outcomes such as being charged with sexual assault. Here are a few things you can do to manage sexual consent issues with a partner who is suffering from cognitive impairment. Read More 

Fighting A Shoplifting Charge: A Look At Penalties, Fines, Common Defenses, And Deal Negotiations

14 April 2015
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Shoplifting is defined as the willful theft of merchandise from a retail establishment, and is considered a form of larceny. Depending on the value of the merchandise, criminal charges range from shoplifting to grand theft in the first degree. If you have been charged with shoplifting, speak with an experienced criminal defense attorney to determine what the penalties and fines are in your state, and the type of defenses that are most suitable for your situation. Read More