Yearly Archives: 2019

  At some point, many of us have had a sip of wine – during the holidays, after work, with our meals, etc.  Actually, numerous individuals in the Bible indulge in the occasional appreciation of wine.  In fact, Jesus’ first miracle entailed turning water into wine to celebrate a wedding (John 2:3-11).  There is nothing wrong with drinking alcohol if done responsibly.  However, teenagers should not partake in this pleasure because it is against the law.  "Everyone must submit himself to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established." (Romans 13:1).  Those that disobey the law are also disobeying God.  Again, there is nothing wrong with indulging in the pleasures of alcohol.  On the [...]

Sex crimes include, but are not limited to, rape, child molestation, sexual battery, lewd conduct, possession and distribution of child pornography, and prostitution.  A conviction for a felony sex crime can negatively affect an individual for a lifetime.  In fact, if convicted of a sex crime, an individual is required to register as a sex offender.  Consequently, this may affect one’s residency.  Specifically, some towns and cities forbid registered sex offenders from residing in certain areas.  Moreover, your name and offense will be made available online to the public, and potential job prospects may be limited.  If you have been charged with a sex crime, it is imperative that you notify a criminal defense attorney, immediately.  Occasionally, sex crimes can [...]

A large percentage of court cases pertain to the possession of controlled substances.  In fact, police officers arrest more people for drug possession than for any other crime, including violent crimes.  Moreover, thousands of people are arrested for possessing small amounts of controlled substances either found on their person or in their vehicles.  Routinely, these individuals receive convictions.  However, it is possible to defeat these drug possession charges and obtain more favorable results.    Consider the following case.  Kaylee is a 16-year-old junior in high school.  Recently, she received her driver’s license and her mother’s used but flawless, shiny, red Toyota Camry.  Kaylee is excited about having her license and her own transportation, which means that she no longer has [...]