Learning About Criminal Law Cases

About Me

Hello, my name is Trinity Michaels. Welcome to my site about criminal law. When I was a young kid, I would watch court cases unfold on the TV screen whenever I had the chance. My interest in this field developed into a lifelong passion that I pursue to this day. I would like to use this site to help you learn all you can about criminal law cases. I will cover how they begin, the steps involved in navigating them easily and the potential results of each case type. I will cover charges, sentences and other factors involved in criminal law cases. Thank you.

Latest Posts

3 Ways To Get The Attorney You Are Entitled To
18 September 2020

When you have been arrested, you are entitled to h …

What Is the Standard of Proof in Bankruptcy Law?
17 August 2020

Given the amount of documentation you'll be asked …

What Should You Do If You Are A Victim Of Medical Malpractice?
18 June 2020

Medical malpractice is a leading cause of death in …

How Much Legal Exposure Does An Executor Face?
18 June 2020

Being asked to serve as the executor of an estate …

4 Things You Need To Know About Getting Into An Accident With A Government Vehicle
14 May 2020

When you get into an accident, you can't control t …

3 Ways To Get The Attorney You Are Entitled To

18 September 2020
Categories: Law, Blog

When you have been arrested, you are entitled to have an attorney represent you and help you in your case. There are a few different ways that you can get an attorney to help you. Public Defender One way that you can get an attorney is to get one through the public defender's office. These are attorneys who are assigned to help out people who can't afford an attorney or who are otherwise unable to get one. Read More

What Is the Standard of Proof in Bankruptcy Law?

17 August 2020
Categories: Law, Blog

Given the amount of documentation you'll be asked to send to a bankruptcy court when you petition for relief, you might wonder what the standard of proof is for everything you're going to present. Here is the answer a bankruptcy lawyer might provide. Petitions and Perjury It's worth noting that a bankruptcy petition is signed under penalty of perjury. This means that when you attest to the contents of the filing, you do so to the best of your knowledge at the time. Read More

What Should You Do If You Are A Victim Of Medical Malpractice?

18 June 2020
Categories: Law, Blog

Medical malpractice is a leading cause of death in the U.S., but malpractice does not always lead to death. In many cases, it leads to injuries, health issues, or misdiagnosed health problems. If you suspect that you are a victim of medical malpractice, you should act quickly. Many people fall victim to this each year, but some do not know how to handle this issue and end up doing nothing. Instead of ignoring the problem, here are some steps you should take if you believe you are a medical malpractice victim. Read More

How Much Legal Exposure Does An Executor Face?

18 June 2020
Categories: Law, Blog

Being asked to serve as the executor of an estate is a major sign of respect. While it can feel wonderful to know that a deceased person, oftentimes a friend or a family member, trusted you to serve in this role, there are some legal concerns you should keep in mind. Especially if you'll be dealing with a high-value or aggressively contended estate, it may we wise to retain counsel. Here are three reasons why you should consider talking with an estate administration attorney. Read More

4 Things You Need To Know About Getting Into An Accident With A Government Vehicle

14 May 2020
Categories: Law, Blog

When you get into an accident, you can't control the type of vehicle you get into an accident with. If you collided with a government-owned vehicle, such as a police car, mail truck, or even a garbage truck, the process of litigation is a little different than when you get into an accident with a passenger vehicle. Thing #1: Tort Claims Protect the Government in Most States In most states, government vehicles are protected under different laws than personal vehicles or commercial vehicles. Read More