Law - 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

What Strategies Can A Divorce Law Firm Use In Your Child Custody Case?
25 January 2023

There's no doubt a child custody case can be diffi …

The Key Components Of A Successful Auto Accident Claim
27 December 2022

Clients of an accident attorney will often want to …

Lemon Laws And Recalls: The Facts
1 December 2022

When you have a defect with a vehicle, you may thi …

3 Requisites To Establishing Your Car Crash Claim And Maximizing Your Payment
4 November 2022

If you're planning to take legal action after a co …

Will Filing A Personal Injury Claim Be Hard?
6 October 2022

Anyone seeking personal injury compensation is als …

What Strategies Can A Divorce Law Firm Use In Your Child Custody Case?

25 January 2023
Categories: Law, Blog

There's no doubt a child custody case can be difficult and take an emotional toll. As a parent, the thought of not being able to see your child every day can be devastating. But, with the right strategies and a good divorce law firm on your side, you can increase your chances of winning a child custody battle. Here are some strategies that a divorce law firm can use to help you win a child custody battle. Read More

The Key Components Of A Successful Auto Accident Claim

27 December 2022
Categories: Law, Blog

Clients of an accident attorney will often want to know what it takes to process a claim. No motor accident lawyer can guarantee success. However, successful cases usually have several common components. Liability and Proximate Cause Foremost, an auto accident lawyer will try to prove that the other motorist was liable for the incident and that their choices or inaction were the proximate cause. Liability means the law recognizes that a defendant had a duty under the circumstances to avoid harming others through their negligence, recklessness, or malice. Read More

Lemon Laws And Recalls: The Facts

1 December 2022
Categories: Law, Blog

When you have a defect with a vehicle, you may think your car is a lemon. A lemon essentially refers to a vehicle that has consistent problems that require the vehicle to remain at the mechanic more often than not. However, a vehicle may have a defect that requires a recall. A recalled vehicle is not necessarily a lemon, but a vehicle that needs one issue fixed based on an issue from the manufacturer. Read More

3 Requisites To Establishing Your Car Crash Claim And Maximizing Your Payment

4 November 2022
Categories: Law, Blog

If you're planning to take legal action after a collision, one of your top priorities may be filing a strong claim against the wrongdoer. The effective way to do this is by gathering compelling evidence showing their involvement in the crash. You also need proof to show what financial losses you've incurred because of the crash. In any case, if you've been involved in a collision for the first time, you might not have a comprehensive understanding of what evidence to collect. Read More

Will Filing A Personal Injury Claim Be Hard?

6 October 2022
Categories: Law, Blog

Anyone seeking personal injury compensation is also likely wondering how hard the process is going to be. Lawyers can never guarantee whether a case will be easy or difficult, but there are some factors that typically determine how challenging claims will be. The following three factors will often tell an attorney what's ahead. Liability The main theory of personal injury law is that liable people should pay compensation to victims to make up for the harm that comes from negligence, recklessness, or malice. Read More