Arrested as a Man, Sentenced as a Woman
An unusual trial wrapped up in Florida earlier this month. Harold Seymore, charged with sexually assaulting a woman in 2005, was convicted and sentenced to
An unusual trial wrapped up in Florida earlier this month. Harold Seymore, charged with sexually assaulting a woman in 2005, was convicted and sentenced to
We’d like to believe nobody is above the law and yet our legal system is far from perfect. In a story that certainly has brought
Recently, an important questions being asked more and more: are we capable of embracing the complexities that come with mental health? As many a practicing
Well, here is good news: Utah and Arizona are at the top of the list of states diverting the mentally ill who are charged with
Perhaps one of the most compelling reasons to keep your criminal record clean is to maintain your ability to seek gainful employment. One checked box
Does the ride sharing phenomenon occurring throughout the nation ultimately hold the answer to curbing DUI statistics around the holiday? That answer might be clear
Does a recent ruling that permits medical users of marijuana to be prosecuted for DUI effectively wipe out the benefits of legal usage? No matter
An interesting and detailed article from South Carolina gives insight into the intersecting worlds of the mentally ill and the criminal justice system. In Arizona,
This opinion piece by the New York Times Editorial Board is well worth reading. It highlights a growing problem in the state of New York,
Those suffering from serious mental illness, and who are charged with a crime, need special handling. You want your attorney to have deep experience in
