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Nuevo Código Procesal Penal - Una Lectura Fácil

Temas de Derecho de preferencia, también de debate en otras áreas del quehacer humano e intereses personales del autor. By José Guillermo Anderson Anderson.

http://www.joseguianderson.blogspot.com/
  • May 20

    AFP vs ONP (VIII parte)

    AFP vs ONP (VIII parte)
    Buenos días amigos, acabo de llegar de la AFP Prima, fui atendido por la Ejecutiva de Servicios, Srta. Liz Grimaldo Farías, nunca perdió la compostura y cuando no podía resolver uno o más de mis preguntas o…
  • May 14

    AFP vs ONP (VII parte)

    AFP vs ONP (VII parte)
    Buenos días amigos, el día de ayer, como la AFP Prima no absolvía mis preguntas me acerqué una vez más. En esta ocasión me atendió la Ejecutiva de Servicios Fabiola Requejo. Bien, como le…
  • May 8

    De Cieneguilla, sus ladrones y su Alcalde.

    De Cieneguilla, sus ladrones y su Alcalde.
    De Cieneguilla, sus ladrones y su Alcalde El 16 de junio próximo cumplo un año residiendo en el Distrito de Cieneguilla. Su Alcalde, Emilio Chávez Huaringa,  un mozo joven de finas maneras, tiene la particularidad…
Rank this Week: 5211

Dallas Criminal Appeals Lawyer…

Dallas Criminal Appeals Lawyer Blog

Covers Texas criminal law topics, including drug crimes, DWI, and police misconduct. By Christian Souza.

http://www.dallascriminalappealslawyerblog.com/
Rank this Week: 5038

Michigan Criminal Lawyer Blawg

Michigan Criminal Lawyer Blawg

Covers felony dismissals, license revocations and restorations. By Martin T. Lievois.

http://www.michigancriminallawyerblawg.com/
Rank this Week: 4163

Peter John Louie Law Blog

Peter John Louie Law Blog

Covers Virginia traffic and criminal law.

http://www.peterlouielaw.com/law-blog/
  • May 16

    Does Ontario Care about Traffic Tickets in Virginia?

    Does Ontario Care about Traffic Tickets in Virginia?
    If you have a driver’s license from Ontario and received a traffic ticket in Virginia, you may be wondering how Ontario will view an out of state traffic ticket conviction. While I am not an attorney licensed in Ontario, their Ministry…
  • May 13

    May I Prepay my Reckless Driving Ticket Summons?

    May I Prepay my Reckless Driving Ticket Summons?
    In Virginia, you may not prepay a reckless driving ticket. Actually, calling that yellow carbon paper form you received a “driving ticket” understates the matter. The Virginia Uniform Summons form is what law enforcement agencies…
  • May 11

    What Happens if I Don’t Show up to Court for my Reckless Driving Charge?

    What Happens if I Don’t Show up to Court for my Reckless Driving Charge?
    In Virginia, a reckless driving charge is considered a criminal misdemeanor charge. At the time of your stop, a law enforcement officer will make you sign a summons promising that you will appear in court. If you do not appear in court on the…
Rank this Week: 3756

Fort Lauderdale Criminal Attorney…

Fort Lauderdale Criminal Attorney Blog

Covers Florida criminal law, including DUI and robbery cases. By the Law Offices of Richard Ansara, P.A.

http://www.fortlauderdalecriminalattorneyblog.com/
  • May 16

    Fatal DUI in South Florida Leads to Felony Charge

    Fatal DUI in South Florida Leads to Felony Charge
    She never saw him. That's what a South Florida DUI manslaughter suspect said of the motorcyclist she was accused of striking and dragging for three miles before she was stopped by sheriff's deputies on U.S. 41, near Fort Myers. Our Fort…
  • May 10

    Broward Domestic Violence Involving Older Parent

    Broward Domestic Violence Involving Older Parent
    In Pompano Beach, police reported that a 23-year-old man was arrested after reportedly attacking and choking his father, stopping only after the family's dog, a pit bull, intervened and jumped on the back of the son. Our Broward domestic…
  • May 1

    DUI Defense Lawyers Win Victory in W. VA Court

    DUI Defense Lawyers Win Victory in W. VA Court
    A recent win by DUI defense lawyers in West Virginia has relevance for our Broward DUI defense lawyers, as we await a decision from our own state supreme court regarding access to breathalyzer machine data. In West Virginia v. Overington,…
Rank this Week: 5133

Columbus DUI Information

Columbus DUI Information

By Suhre & Associates, LLC.

http://columbus-ovi-lawyer.com/blog/
  • May 16

    Driving Privileges, Part IV.

    Driving Privileges, Part IV.
    The law in Ohio provides for limited driving privileges when you are under a suspension for a DUI. You are eligible for privileges after any hard suspension time. Once eligible, you can get privileges for the following reasons: Occupational,…
  • May 6

    Driving Privileges, Part III

    Driving Privileges, Part III
    The law in Ohio provides for limited driving privileges when you are under a suspension for a Columbus DUI. You are eligible for privileges after any hard suspension time. Once eligible, you can get privileges for the following reasons:…
  • Apr 29

    Columbus, Ohio Driving Privileges. Part II.

    Columbus, Ohio Driving Privileges. Part II.
    The law in a Columbus, Ohio DUI / OVI case provides for limited driving privileges 15 -30 days post arrest on a first time OVI charge. Once eligible, you can get privileges for the following reasons: Occupational, Educational, Medical, and…
Rank this Week: 3819

South Carolina DUI Lawyers

South Carolina DUI Lawyers

Covers DUI and DWI in South Carolina. By Strom Law Firm L.L.C.

http://stromlawdui.com/blog/
  • May 15

    Federal Agency Recommends Lowering Drunk Driving Blood Alcohol Content

    Federal Agency Recommends Lowering Drunk Driving Blood Alcohol Content
    NTSB Suggests Lowering Blood Alcohol Content Limits to Prevent Drunk Driving Deaths The National Transportation Safety Board recommended on Tuesday, May 14th, that states across the US lower their legal blood alcohol limit from 0.08 to…
  • May 13

    Catholic Bishop Pleads Not Guilty to DUI Charge

    Catholic Bishop Pleads Not Guilty to DUI Charge
    Bishop Arrested for DUI in Rhode Island, Pleads Not Guilty to Charges On Saturday night, May 4th, Roman Catholic Bishop Robert McManus, of the Diocese of Worcester, was arrested for suspicion of DUI after leaving the scene of an…
  • May 7

    “Myrtle Manor” Reality TV Star Arrested for DUI

    “Myrtle Manor” Reality TV Star Arrested for DUI
    Star of New Series “Myrtle Manor” Arrested for First DUI Offense The star of “Myrtle Manor,” a new hit reality TV show on TLC which is filmed in Myrtle Beach, SC, has been arrested and charged with her…
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San Diego DUI Lawyers Blog

San Diego DUI Lawyers Blog

Covers DUI defense, penalties and enforcement measures. By Susan L. Hartman.

http://www.sandiegoduilawyersblog.com/
  • May 15

    Driving Under The Influence Statutes Should Not Be Lowered To .05

    Driving Under The Influence Statutes Should Not Be Lowered To .05
    California's two most commonly charged drunk driving statutes are California Vehicle Code Section 23152(a) and 23152(b). Often they are charged together as misdemeanor drunk driving charges; however, they can be charged as felonies if the…
  • Apr 25

    San Diego County's Craft Beer Industry Makes A Huge Economic Impact

    San Diego County's Craft Beer Industry Makes A Huge Economic Impact
    San Diego craft beer is not only some of the best beer in the country, our craft beer is driving the economy in Southern California. According to a craft brewery study done by National University, the craft beer industry generated "$299.5…
  • Apr 24

    Driving Under The Influence Cases In The New

    Driving Under The Influence Cases In The New
    There were three big stories this week about drunk driving. First, Al Michaels, an NBC sports announcer best known for his commentary on Sunday Night Football, was arrested on Friday, April 19th, according to abclocal.com. Second, Reese…
Rank this Week: 4394

Illinois Traffic Laws

Illinois Traffic Laws

Explains the Illinois vehicle code with an emphasis on moving violations and offenses that result in criminal penalties and driver's license suspensions. By Lewis Gainor.

http://www.illinoistrafficlaws.us/
  • May 14

    Lower the legal limit to 0.05: NTSB recommends Illinois and other states follow suit

    Lower the legal limit to 0.05: NTSB recommends Illinois and other states follow suit
    In an historic vote, the National Transportation Safety Board recommended today that all 50 states lower the legal limit from 0.08 to 0.05 for driving under the influence. At the present time, all 50 states have a limit for the alcohol…
  • Apr 24

    Speed limit on interstate to increase to 70 mph in Illinoi

    Speed limit on interstate to increase to 70 mph in Illinoi
    Illinois may soon see the speed limit increase to 70 mph. The State Senate passed a bill yesterday that would increase the speed limit to 70 mph on interstate highways. The measure was passed on a 41-6 vote. The current top speed on the…
  • Mar 17

    New law proposed to allow police to tow and impound vehicle for driving without insurance

    New law proposed to allow police to tow and impound vehicle for driving without insurance
    Lawmakers in the House of Representatives will vote soon on a bill that allows police officers to tow and impound vehicles for driving without proof of insurance. Proposed by Representative Joe Sosnowski, R-Rockford, the bill would amend 625…
Rank this Week: 3797

Austin DWI Attorney Blog

Austin DWI Attorney Blog

Covers DWIs, Austin police, breath tests and intoxilyzers. By Ken Gibson.

http://www.austindwiattorneyblog.com/
  • May 14

    NTSB wants 0.05 to be the standard for DWI

    NTSB wants 0.05 to be the standard for DWI
    CNN reported that Washington’s National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is recommending that all 50 states should lower the blood alcohol content rate from .08 to .05.  The NTSB is trying to force the states to expand their laws…
  • Apr 22

    Involuntary, warrantless, blood tests may be unconstitutional!

    Involuntary, warrantless, blood tests may be unconstitutional!
     The Austin American Statesman did a good job with their article on what a new Supreme Court case may mean to DWIs.     Involuntary, warrantless, blood tests may be unconstitutional after the U.S. Supreme Court…
  • Apr 1

    MAAD continues to request IID for first time DWI offender

    MAAD continues to request IID for first time DWI offender
      Members of the House Committee on Jurisprudence are meeting to consider ways to address DWIs in Texas, including whether to require ignition interlock systems for first time drunk driving offenders.   MAAD is pushing this hard,…
Rank this Week: 4949

Bribery Library Blog

Bribery Library Blog

Cover the UK Bribery Act and its impact on international business. By McGuireWoods.

http://www.briberylibrary.com
  • May 14

    Bribery Act 2010: The first three conviction

    Bribery Act 2010: The first three conviction
    Whilst attention continues to focus on the on-going absence of a corporate prosecution for bribery by the SFO, it is worth reflecting on the circumstances of the three individuals who have been convicted of offences under the Bribery Act 2010…
  • May 1

    Deferred Prosecution Agreements: Crime and Courts Act 2013

    Deferred Prosecution Agreements: Crime and Courts Act 2013
    A Parliamentary Bill which, amongst other things, makes provision to introduce Deferred Prosecution Agreements into the UK received the Royal Assent last week. The subject of Deferred Prosecution Agreements (“DPAs”) is covered in…
  • Mar 19

    The push and pull between the terms of the Bribery Act and the demands on British business abroad

    The push and pull between the terms of the Bribery Act and the demands on British business abroad
    In a recent survey by accountants Ernst & Young, it is reported in HR Magazine they found that around half of British employers are failing to vet their suppliers for compliance with the Bribery Act.  This is surprising to…
Rank this Week: 4073

Tacoma Criminal Lawyer Blog

Tacoma Criminal Lawyer Blog

Covers criminal defense issues in sex crimes cases. By Law Office of Timothy L. Healy.

http://www.tacomacriminallawyerblog.com/
  • May 13

    Washington Rape Allegation Against Soldier by Live-In Girlfriend

    Washington Rape Allegation Against Soldier by Live-In Girlfriend
    A soldier at Joint Base Lewis McChord has been arrested by civilian sheriff deputies on a single count of second-degree rape after his long-term live-in girlfriend accused him of sexually assaulting her after she had passed out drunk. Our…
  • May 6

    Tacoma Sex Trafficking Defendant Given 15 Years Federal Prison

    Tacoma Sex Trafficking Defendant Given 15 Years Federal Prison
    A 35-year-old Tacoma man was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison and 5 years of parole, after he was found guilty in U.S. District Court of conspiracy to engage in sex trafficking and interstate transportation of an individual for…
  • Apr 23

    Tacoma Sex Offenses Involving Teachers Prompt Training

    Tacoma Sex Offenses Involving Teachers Prompt Training
    A former Tacoma schools security guard was sent to prison in March for four years, following his conviction for having sexual relationships with three female students. Our Tacoma sex crimes defense attorneys understand that was the latest…
Rank this Week: 3945

Albuquerque Criminal Lawyer Blog

Albuquerque Criminal Lawyer Blog

Covers criminal law and DWI case updates and news. Published By Albuquerque, New Mexico firm Collins & Collins, P.C.

http://www.albuquerquecriminallawyerblog.com/
  • May 13

    The Withdrawal Defense, Statutes of Limitations and Burdens of Proof in Conspiracy Case

    The Withdrawal Defense, Statutes of Limitations and Burdens of Proof in Conspiracy Case
    Conspiracy charges are very common in New Mexico. The word conspiracy sounds may suggest something very serious, sinister and complex but in actuality it is a fairly simple charge to derive in criminal cases involving multiple defendants. …
  • Apr 25

    The Issue of Warrantless Non-Consensual Blood Draws in DWI Case

    The Issue of Warrantless Non-Consensual Blood Draws in DWI Case
    In the case of Missouri v. McNeely , the United States Supreme Court recently addressed the legality of a warrantless, non-consensual blood draw in a DWI investigation. More specifically, the Court addressed whether there could be a per se…
  • Apr 24

    New Mexico Domestic Violence Law

    New Mexico Domestic Violence Law
    In New Mexico there are several laws that protect victims from domestic violence crimes. These laws set forth specific penalties for certain violent behaviors. Generally, under New Mexico law a crime may be considered a domestic violence…
Rank this Week: 4665

Harmless Error

Harmless Error

Covers criminal law in Maine and beyond. By Luke Rioux.

http://harmlesserrorblog.blogspot.com/
  • May 13

    State of Maine v. Collier: No RAS, No Seizure, No Problem

    State of Maine v. Collier: No RAS, No Seizure, No Problem
    The Maine Supreme Judicial Court recently decided State of Maine v. Matthew Collier 2013 ME 44, and vacated the trial court's order granting a motion to suppress. The court disagreed with the trial judge and found that, while there was no…
  • May 1

    Moncrieffe v Holder: From State Felony to Federal Misdemeanor

    Moncrieffe v Holder: From State Felony to Federal Misdemeanor
     Matthew Kenwrick via flickrIn Moncrieffe v. Holder, the Supreme Court reversed the deportation order for a Jamaican born legal permanent resident. Adrian Moncrieffe pled guilty in a Georgia court to possession with intent to…
  • Apr 30

    Burrage v. U.S: When Does Drug Trafficking Cause Death?

    Burrage v. U.S: When Does Drug Trafficking Cause Death?
    .:[ Melissa ]:. via flickrNext term, the Supreme Court will consider when a drug dealer can be held criminally liable under a federal law punishing distribution of drugs that cause death. 21 U.S.C. § 841(b)(1)(C) sets a mandatory minimum…
Rank this Week: 4157

Florida Criminal Defense Lawyer…

Florida Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog

This blog discusses appeals, drug crimes, sex crimes, violent crimes, and white collar crimes. By Florida Criminal Attorney, Mark Eiglarsh.

http://www.floridacriminaldefenselawyerblog.com/
  • May 12

    Man who abducted women is the father of 6-year-old Berry

    Man who abducted women is the father of 6-year-old Berry
    DNA tests have confirmed that Ariel Castro is the father of 6-year-old Amanda Beryy born to one of the three women he is accused of keeping in captivity for more than a decade. Castro's DNA does not match that of...
  • May 8

    Jurors in the Jodi Arias trial have reached a verdict

    Jurors in the Jodi Arias trial have reached a verdict
    After months of a dramatic and emotional trial, juries in the Jodi Arias trial have finished deliberating and the fate of Jodi Arias will be announced at 4:30pm. Jurors have been deliberating since Friday night. Deliberations surround the key…
  • Apr 15

    Comedian Kevin Hart pulled over for suspicion of drunken driving

    Comedian Kevin Hart pulled over for suspicion of drunken driving
    Kevin Hart, actor and comedian, was arrested for "suspicion" of drunken driving early Sunday morning. Authorities allegedly observed Hart speeding on a freeway at 90 mph in a back Mercedes, weaving through traffic lanes, nearly hitting a…
Rank this Week: 4976

Houston Criminal Lawyer and DWI…

Houston Criminal Lawyer and DWI Blog

Covers Texas criminal and DWI law, with an emphasis on Greater Houston cases. By Scheiner Law Group.

http://www.scheinerlaw.com/blog
  • May 12

    Is there a biological basis to crime?

    Is there a biological basis to crime?
    Recent advances in science may change the way we look at criminals and the underlying reasons for their behavior. Specifically, advances in neurology and brain scanning have revealed that because of brain function and chemistry, some people…
  • Apr 29

    Mandatory Blood Draws Limited in Texas Due to New Supreme Court of the United States Case

    Mandatory Blood Draws Limited in Texas Due to New Supreme Court of the United States Case
    A new United States Supreme Court ruling has probably rendered some Texas DWI laws unconstitutional and will have a big impact on the way DWI investigations are conducted in many cases. That case, Missouri v. McNeely, involved a DWI suspect…
  • Apr 20

    Miranda Warnings for Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect (And All of Us)

    Miranda Warnings for Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect (And All of Us)
    Not long after Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was taken into custody, the federal government announced it would not give the suspect “Miranda Warnings” before interrogating him. Withholding Miranda Warnings from…
Rank this Week: 4475

Florida Law and the Criminal…

Florida Law and the Criminal Justice System

Covers Florida and federal criminal law topics. By Richard Hornsby.

http://blog.richardhornsby.com
Rank this Week: 4661

Columbus OVI/DUI Attorney Blog

Columbus OVI/DUI Attorney Blog

Comments on DUI law. By Shawn R. Dominy, Attorney at Law.

http://www.columbusoviattorneyblog.com/
  • May 10

    SHOULD OHIO HAVE IMMEDIATE TRIALS FOR O.V.I./D.U.I?

    SHOULD OHIO HAVE IMMEDIATE TRIALS FOR O.V.I./D.U.I?
    There is little tolerance for drunk driving in Mumbai, India. Like Ohio, the penalty for a first D.U.I. offense in India is up to six months in jail. Unlike Ohio, the legal limit for blood alcohol content in India is .03 (Ohio's is .08),…
  • Apr 20

    U.S. SUPREME COURT DECISION RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT BLOOD TESTS IN OHIO D.U.I./O.V.I. CASES

    U.S. SUPREME COURT DECISION RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT BLOOD TESTS IN OHIO D.U.I./O.V.I. CASES
    In a previous post, this blog questioned whether police should be able to draw blood against your will without a search warrant. At that time, oral arguments had recently been held in the case of Missouri v. McNeely. A few days ago, the…
  • Apr 6

    SANCTIONS FOR DISCOVERY VIOLATIONS IN OHIO CRIMINAL AND D.U.I./O.V.I. CASES

    SANCTIONS FOR DISCOVERY VIOLATIONS IN OHIO CRIMINAL AND D.U.I./O.V.I. CASES
    How are sanctions to be imposed for violations of Ohio's discovery rules? That question was the subject of a recent decision by the Ohio Supreme Court. In a previous post, this blog described the changes to the rules for discovery…
Rank this Week: 4083

Criminal Lawyer Illinois

Criminal Lawyer Illinois

Covers Illinois criminal, DUI and traffic law. By Gainor and Gosch, PC.

http://www.criminallawyerillinois.com
  • May 10

    Department of Corrections reinstates early release program

    Department of Corrections reinstates early release program
    There was a time in Illinois when inmates could get released from state prison in only days. It was the era of “dress-in-dress-out.” Those days are long gone, but the state penitentiary has re-instituted another form of early…
  • Mar 20

    Truth-in-sentencing: defendants must serve more than 50% of the sentence imposed

    Truth-in-sentencing: defendants must serve more than 50% of the sentence imposed
    Defendants in felony cases are subject to special rules in sentencing. Compared to misdemeanor sentencing, felonies are complicated. The court is governed by obscure rules that can sometimes produce unexpected results. And the last thing a…
  • Dec 29

    First felony offense eligible for deferred prosecution under Offender Initiative Program

    First felony offense eligible for deferred prosecution under Offender Initiative Program
    A person who is charged with a felony but has no criminal background will benefit from a new state law in 2013 that allows for dismissal. The Offender Initiative Program is a new statute modeled after the deferred prosecution program…
Rank this Week: 4582

Orange County Criminal Defense…

Orange County Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog

Covers California criminal law, juvenile law, and domestic violence. By the Law Offices of Rudolph E. Loewenstein.

http://www.orangecountycriminaldefenselawyerblog.com/
  • May 10

    A Jury of Your Peers in Orange County, CA?

    A Jury of Your Peers in Orange County, CA?
    Recently I visited the ongoing trial of a man accused of murder. The defendant was a Hispanic man in his twenties and was an admitted member of a Hispanic gang in Santa Ana. I walked into the courtroom, sat down and took a look at the jury.…
  • Apr 2

    California Court Funding

    California Court Funding
    The court system has suffered profound funding losses in the past several years. Year after year the legislature cuts the court's funding until now it has reached crisis proportions. Layoffs of court personnel have caused delays in access…
  • Mar 25

    The Loneliness of the Hold Out Juror

    The Loneliness of the Hold Out Juror
    What happens when just one of twelve refuses to vote for guilty? That juror becomes the Hold Out Juror. It takes twelve guilty votes to convict. A jury has twelve members. All twelve have to agree and vote for guilt before a guilty…
Rank this Week: 4381

Boston Criminal Attorney Blog

Boston Criminal Attorney Blog

Covers criminal law and defense in Massachusetts. By the Law Office of Robert J. Wheeler, Jr.

http://www.bostoncriminal-attorney-blog.com/
  • May 9

    Massachusetts drug distribution and probable cause to search a home

    Massachusetts drug distribution and probable cause to search a home
    Here in Massachusetts, probable cause to believe that drugs will be found in one's home cannot be established by the simple fact that a known drug dealer lives in the home. There is a large body of law dealing with questions of whether there…
  • May 3

    Developments in Massachusetts marijuana crimes defense

    Developments in Massachusetts marijuana crimes defense
    Last month, the highest court in our Commonwealth issued opinions that will favorably affect persons accused of Massachusetts marijuana crimes. In Commonwealth v. Jackson, the court decided that socially sharing small amounts of marijuana…
  • Apr 21

    GPS monitoring not mandatory for juveniles on probation for sex crime

    GPS monitoring not mandatory for juveniles on probation for sex crime
    The Supreme Judicial Court decided April 11 that a Juvenile Court judge is not required by statute to order a juvenile adjudicated delinquent and placed on probation for a sex offense, sex offense involving a child, or sexually violent…
Rank this Week: 3899

Santa Rosa Lawyer Blog

Santa Rosa Lawyer Blog

Covers California criminal law. By Applegate Law Office.

http://www.charles-applegate.com/
  • May 9

    Frankly, Dear Prisoners, California Doesn't Give a Damn

    Frankly, Dear Prisoners, California Doesn't Give a Damn
    Why do you need to hire the best lawyer you can find? Because when it comes to your health and well-being, I almost suspect that the state of California doesn't give a damn whether you live or die. Wait -- that's not true. Based on the way…
  • Apr 11

    The Long, Fumbling, And Arbitrary Arm Of The Law (Just Hung Up On You)

    The Long, Fumbling, And Arbitrary Arm Of The Law (Just Hung Up On You)
    As we all know (myself from expensive personal experience), it is illegal to talk on the phone while driving a car. And as all of us -- well, all of us except the California Supreme Court -- also know, a modern 'smart' phone is a lot more…
  • Apr 2

    What Is A Safe Amount To Drink If You Drive?

    What Is A Safe Amount To Drink If You Drive?
    This is a common-enough question, and it's also intelligent, reasonable, and responsible. And like many similar questions, the answer is surprising. The answer is 'Nothing - nothing at all.' If you listen to your lawyer -- and you…
Rank this Week: 3987

Waco Criminal Law Blog

Waco Criminal Law Blog

Covers Texas criminal defense and related issues. By the Law office of Walter M. Reaves.

http://www.wacocriminallawblog.com/
  • May 9

    Your case is reversed - now what?

    Your case is reversed - now what?
      A case i have been working on for a number years demonstrates that what happens when your conviction is set aside is not necessarily what you would expect. Although it's clear to me - I guess those years in law school did really…
  • May 6

    Gaining a client's perspective - the hard way

    Gaining a client's perspective - the hard way
    I've been out of the office for the last 2 1/2 weeks.- Not because I've been on vacation or doing something fun. Exactly the opposite -  I live in West, and my house was one of those destroyed in the fertilizer plant explosion.…
  • Apr 4

    The highest bond for a misdemeanor ever?

    The highest bond for a misdemeanor ever?
     The purpose of bail is to ensure the defendant shows up for a court. After all, everyone is presumed innocent until found guilty - so you shouldn't keep someone in jail before trial unless you have to. Public safety can also be…
Rank this Week: 4840

Boston Criminal Attorney Blog

Boston Criminal Attorney Blog

Covers Massachusetts criminal law, including OUI offenses. By The Law Office of Dakota D. Martin.

http://www.bostoncriminalattorney-blog.com/
  • May 8

    Cleveland Kidnapping: Neighbors and Witnesses Did Nothing

    Cleveland Kidnapping: Neighbors and Witnesses Did Nothing
    Let me start by saying, all the facts are far from out yet, so this commentary is likely premature, but needs to be said. I'm disgusted with this case, with the neighbor's actions and the inaction of Cleveland's finest. When the cops in…
  • Apr 30

    Outreach To Injured Athletes and Amputees: Boston Marathon Tragedy

    Outreach To Injured Athletes and Amputees: Boston Marathon Tragedy
    I was an athlete for my whole, two legged life and I am an athlete after my amputation. If anyone who is reading this needs to talk to someone, not because you want to sue anyone, but because you want to talk to an amputee, please call me.…
  • Apr 9

    Arlington Residents Hate Bicycles: EACCC Blamed

    Arlington Residents Hate Bicycles: EACCC Blamed
    On Saturday, voters in Arlington turned up in record numbers to say NO, to cyclists, to say NO! to bikes and most of all, to say NO! to over 6 million in tax revenue. Residents rejected $6.8 million in funding from the state and federal…
Rank this Week: 4142

Albuquerque Criminal & DWI…

Albuquerque Criminal & DWI Information

By the Law Office of Anthony Spratley.

http://www.aspratley.com/q-a/
Rank this Week: 3958

Texas Marijuana Lawyer Blog

Texas Marijuana Lawyer Blog

Covers criminal law. By The Gilbert G. Garcia Law Firm.

http://www.texaspossessionofmarijuanalawyer.com/
  • May 7

    Part 2 - Can We Learn from Prohibition?

    Part 2 - Can We Learn from Prohibition?
    Criminalization of Marijuana in Texas Fuels Crime Pt. II: From Al Capone to the Zetas, How Prohibition Laws May Be Working Against Their Very Purpose "There's a reason these same gangs that deal marijuana aren't brewing hops or selling…
  • Apr 23

    Texas Marijuana Lawyer Discusses "What is a usable amount of Marijuana?"

    Texas Marijuana Lawyer Discusses "What is a usable amount of Marijuana?"
    The state of Texas views marijuana differently than other controlled substances. Unlike other drugs, Texas wanted to eliminate trace cases involving marijuana possession and consumption. See generally Lejeune v. State, (Cr.App. 1976) 538…
  • Apr 16

    Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney discusses Do's and Don'ts during a Police Officer stop

    Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney discusses Do's and Don'ts during a Police Officer stop
    A common problem we hear during consultations is that once a police officer stops and questions a client while driving, he or she does not know how to respond to the officer. Usually the police will ask them a question, then add, "Don't lie…
Rank this Week: 3657

Maryland DUI Lawyer Blog

Maryland DUI Lawyer Blog

Maryland DUI Lawyer Blog covers DUI topics such as breathalyzer and constututional issues, field sobriety tests, and DUI procedures and rights. By Maryland attorney, Bruce M. Robinson.

http://www.marylandduilawyerblog.com/
  • May 5

    Can a passenger be arrested for DUI in Maryland

    Can a passenger be arrested for DUI in Maryland
    As a passenger in a drunk driving arrest, can you be arrested for DUI in Maryland? In a word, not really. You would have to do something wrong or illegal in order to be arrested; just ask Reese Witherspoon, the actor that was recently…
  • Apr 27

    Off DUI Topic: Apple Ipad Court Presentation using Apple TV

    Off DUI Topic: Apple Ipad Court Presentation using Apple TV
    Just finished a successful trial in Baltimore City using Ipad/wireless/projector/screen. Case went well- back up plan was very necessary and learned some VERY important lessons for everybody! Here they are: 1. If your Ipad has 3G…
  • Apr 8

    I did not receive a temporary license after DUI arrest in Maryland

    I did not receive a temporary license after DUI arrest in Maryland
    Following a DUI arrest in Maryland, the arresting police officer is supposed to do two things. If you have a Maryland driver's license, he is supposed to confiscate it and forward it to the MVA for destruction, meaning you will never get…
Rank this Week: 4915

Constitutional & Legal Education…

Constitutional & Legal Education News

Covers constitutional and legal issues in a non-lawyerly way. By David J. Shestokas.

http://www.shestokas.com/
  • May 4

    The BP Oil Spill Court Approved Settlement Proce

    The BP Oil Spill Court Approved Settlement Proce
    On April 20, 2010, a blowout, explosion, and fire occurred aboard the Deepwater Horizon, an offshore drilling rig, engaged in drilling activities on the “Macondo Well” off the coast of Louisiana. These events led to eleven…
  • Apr 21

    Boston Marathon Bomber, Miranda Warnings and the Public Safety Exception

    Boston Marathon Bomber, Miranda Warnings and the Public Safety Exception
    Law enforcement’s goal of taking Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect #2, [1] Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, alive was commendably achieved.  A principle reason for this goal was to question Tsarnaev about further potential dangers to the…
  • Apr 20

    American Federalism: Source, Purpose and Establishment Part II

    American Federalism: Source, Purpose and Establishment Part II
    Beginning with The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut in 1639,[1] Americans grew increasingly accustomed to local self-government.  They also learned the freedom and liberty that came along with a benign distant central government…
Rank this Week: 3721

Michigan Criminal Attorney's Blog

Michigan Criminal Attorney's Blog

Covers Michigan criminal issues. By the Leydorf Law Firm, PLLC.

http://michigancriminalattorney.wordpress.com/
  • May 3

    Texting and Driving: Get the Message

    Texting and Driving: Get the Message
    It’s always tempting, isn’t it? You hear the alert of a new text coming in, and even though you are behind the wheel, you feel compelled to take a peek. The trouble is, a peek can turn into a long look or even a reply – and…
  • Apr 26

    Technology and Search Warrant

    Technology and Search Warrant
    In DUI situations, it is imperative for the State’s case that police obtain timely evidence of the driver’s blood alcohol content. However, before an officer can draw blood from a driver they are required to apply for and obtain a…
  • Apr 24

    Happy to report that we obtained two not guilty verdicts for our clients in the past two weeks!

    Happy to report that we obtained two not guilty verdicts for our clients in the past two weeks!
    via The Leydorf Law Firm, PLLC http://www.facebook.com/pages/p/249431308415490 Filed under: Uncategorized
Rank this Week: 5286

Maryland DUI Lawyer Blog

Maryland DUI Lawyer Blog

Covers Maryland DUI news, updates and commentary. Published by Goldstein & Stamm, P.A.

http://www.marylandduilawyer-blog.com/
  • May 3

    Stamm Given Fred Bennett Zealous Advocacy Award

    Stamm Given Fred Bennett Zealous Advocacy Award
    On May 1, 2013, Leonard Stamm was given the first annual Fred Bennett Zealous Advocacy Award by the Maryland Criminal Defense Attorney's Association (MCDAA). This award will be given annually to the member of MCDAA who best exemplifies the…
  • Apr 17

    Supreme Court rules search warrant presumptively required before obtaining non-consensual blood draw - Missouri v. McNeely win!

    Supreme Court rules search warrant presumptively required before obtaining non-consensual blood draw - Missouri v. McNeely win!
    The Supreme Court today announced its opinion in Missouri v. McNeely and ruled that police in DUI investigations may not automatically avoid seeking a search warrant to obtain a blood sample where the defendant does not consent to a blood…
  • Jan 21

    National College for DUI Defense holds Winter Session in Scottsdale, Arizona

    National College for DUI Defense holds Winter Session in Scottsdale, Arizona
    This past Thursday and Friday the National College for DUI Defense held its annual winter session in Scottsdale, Arizona. On Thursday, the seminar featured presentations by Robert Hirshhorn on Voir Dire Gems in DWI Cases, Leonard R. Stamm on…
Rank this Week: 5209

Arnold & Wadsworth Blog

Arnold & Wadsworth Blog

Covers bankruptcy, family law, divorce, DUI, criminal defense and general litigation.

http://arnoldwadsworth.com/attorneys/blog/
  • May 3

    Criminal Defense Attorney Salt Lake City | Robbery Charge

    Criminal Defense Attorney Salt Lake City | Robbery Charge
    The criminal defense lawyers at Arnold & Wadsworth offer a free consultation to people facing Robbery Charges, or any other criminal charges in the State of Utah. With offices in Salt Lake City and Ogden Utah the Robbery Defense attorneys…
  • May 2

    SLC Criminal Defense Lawyer | State v. Ali

    SLC Criminal Defense Lawyer | State v. Ali
    At Arnold & Wadsworth our criminal defense lawyers offer a free consultation concerning all criminal cases whether in Salt Lake City or any other area in Utah. The criminal defense lawyers at Arnold & Wadsworth have the experience you…
  • Apr 27

    Drug Charges in Utah | Salt Lake City Criminal Defense Lawyer

    Drug Charges in Utah | Salt Lake City Criminal Defense Lawyer
    Arnold & Wadsworth has the criminal defense lawyers needed to help you win your drug related case. As you approach these serious charges you need to make sure you partner with a criminal defense firm that will protect your constitutional…
Rank this Week: 3651

New York DWI Defense Lawyer Blog

New York DWI Defense Lawyer Blog

Covers New York DWI laws and chemical tests. By the Law Offices of James F. Hughes.

http://www.newyorkdwidefenselawyer.com/
  • May 1

    NY Driver Violation Point System - A Higher Number is NOT Better!

    NY Driver Violation Point System - A Higher Number is NOT Better!
    The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles maintains a Driver Violation Point System that helps them identify drivers who commit multiple traffic violations during a specific period of time. Remember these critical numbers - 11 and 18…
  • Apr 29

    You Got Caught Speeding, or You Blew that Red Light. Now What?

    You Got Caught Speeding, or You Blew that Red Light. Now What?
    When you receive a traffic ticket. in most cases you can enter a plea of guilty or not guilty in person or by mail. The mail option is only available for offenses of the traffic law classified as traffic infractions. Mailing your plea is…
  • Mar 19

    It is NEVER Just a Traffic Ticket

    It is NEVER Just a Traffic Ticket
    Conviction for a traffic ticket can result in a fine, surcharge, driving points, license suspension, and even a jail sentence. You may see increased insurance premiums, or a monetary driver improvement assessment. A traffic ticket can…
Rank this Week: 5131

Florida Criminal Lawyer Blog

Florida Criminal Lawyer Blog

Covers Miami drug, domestic violence, and sex crime news. By the Law Office of A. Antonio Tomas.

http://www.floridacriminallawyer-blog.com/
  • May 1

    Miami Criminal Defense Lawyers Fight for Second Chance

    Miami Criminal Defense Lawyers Fight for Second Chance
    How is it possible that a woman who admitted to popping a single prescription pill without permission could potentially be facing life in prison if she does it again? Our Miami criminal defense lawyers understand that the act was one in a…
  • Apr 30

    Undercover Broward Drug Arrests Stack Up at Rave

    Undercover Broward Drug Arrests Stack Up at Rave
    There must be something about the steady thud of the bass, the stream of smoke from the fog machines and the blinding strobe lights that make ravers feel as if illicit drug deals will be impossible to spot in that crowded space. But as a…
  • Apr 20

    Miami Criminal Defense Lawyers: Witnesses Can't Always be Trusted

    Miami Criminal Defense Lawyers: Witnesses Can't Always be Trusted
    Back in February, a 20-year-old black man was arrested for a drug-related homicide outside of a Miami grocery store. The suspect had a minor rap sheet. And the police had an eye-witness. Our Miami criminal defense attorneys know this might…
Rank this Week: 4809

Utah DUI Attorney

Utah DUI Attorney

Covers Utah DUI laws and defense of Utah DUI charges. Published by Glen W. Neely, Attorney at Law.

http://www.utahduilawblog.com/
  • May 1

    What will happen to me at Sentencing for a Utah DUI?

    What will happen to me at Sentencing for a Utah DUI?
     Every case is different, every prosecutor is different, and every judge is different.  However, Utah has developed the "Utah DUI Sentencing Matrix" as a guide for judges in sentencing a DUI defendant.  Most judges will follow…
  • Mar 7

    Utah Alcohol Restricted Driver

    Utah Alcohol Restricted Driver
    A person who is convicted of being in violation of the alcohol restricted driver law will have their license revoked for a period of one year.  This is in accordance with Utah Code 53-3-220(1)(a)(xv).  If you are convicted of this…
  • Feb 28

    No Work Permits during a Utah DUI Driver License Suspension Period

    No Work Permits during a Utah DUI Driver License Suspension Period
    The most common question I get from people is can I get a permit to drive to and from work while my driver license is suspended?  The answer is an emphatically NO at this time.  Utah, as the law is now, there is no work permits that…
Rank this Week: 5193

Fossum Law Office Blawg

Fossum Law Office Blawg

Covers Minnesota law, federal law, international criminal law, criminal law, and trends.

http://fossumlaw.com/blog/blawg/
  • May 1

    Fossum Named a “Top 100 Trial Lawyer.”

    Fossum Named a “Top 100 Trial Lawyer.”
      Attorney John L. Fossum, of the Fossum Law Office, LLC has been named a Top 100 Trial Lawyer by the National Trial Lawyers. According to their website: The National Trial Lawyers: Top 100 an invitation-only organization composed of the…
  • Mar 9

    International Criminal Law CLE Planned

    International Criminal Law CLE Planned
    John L. Fossum is scheduled to speak at a CLE on International Criminal Law, planned for May 3, 2013 in Minneapolis. Mr. Fossum will be speaking on the history of International Criminal Law and Ethics Issues in Defense in International…
  • Dec 16

    Torture Creates Right to Sue, But Not in the United State

    Torture Creates Right to Sue, But Not in the United State
    The lat few weeks have brought some news about torture, and the law surrounding it.  The United Nations Convention Against Torture defines torture, bans the use of torture, prohibits member states from transferring persons to states…
Rank this Week: 4135

White Collar Criminal and…

White Collar Criminal and Regulatory Lawyer Blog

Covers criminal law, white collar cases. Published By Ambrosio & Tomczak

http://www.whitecollarcriminalandregulatorylawyerblog.com
  • Apr 30

    Supreme Court Rules Dog Sniffs at Private Home are Searches Requiring Probable Cause

    Supreme Court Rules Dog Sniffs at Private Home are Searches Requiring Probable Cause
    In a landmark opinion by the United States Supreme Court in Florida v. Jardines, 569 U.S. ___ (2013), the Court held that the use of a police dog to sniff for narcotics on the front porch of a private home is considered a "search" within the…
  • Mar 27

    Gregory Tomczak, Esq. and Michael Jurista, Esq. Named 2013 Rising Star

    Gregory Tomczak, Esq. and Michael Jurista, Esq. Named 2013 Rising Star
    Ambrosio & Tomczak is pleased to announce that Gregory E. Tomczak, Esq. and Michael J. Jurista, Esq. have each been recognized in New Jersey Monthly magazine by Super Lawyers as a 2013 New Jersey Rising Star. Mr. Tomczak was selected as…
  • Nov 5

    Office Closure Update

    Office Closure Update
    The office still has no power, but I am pleased to announce that we now have access to email. We are also working on getting the phones up and running and will provide information at that time. Thank you again.
Rank this Week: 5064

The Criminal Lawyer

The Criminal Lawyer

Provides commentary and breaking news about criminal law and policy. By Nathaniel Burney.

http://burneylawfirm.com/blog
  • Apr 27

    Does SEO Get Clients?

    Does SEO Get Clients?
    Apparently there’s a conference going on right now where lawyers are talking about using the internet to get clients. Some think that’s the most awesomest thing ever, some think it’s ill-advised. As someone who has, in fact,…
  • Apr 22

    On this latest Miranda thing…

    On this latest Miranda thing…
    So after catching one of the guys thought to have committed the Boston Marathon bombing (and a string of violent acts thereafter), the government said they weren’t going to read him his rights. Not just yet. Invoking the “public…
  • Mar 29

    Drawing the Line

    Drawing the Line
    Everyone knows that drunk drivers cause deadly car accidents. This is because alcohol impairs one’s ability to drive safely. So it is against the law to drive under the influence of alcohol. Everyone knows that texting while driving…
Rank this Week: 4616

Colorado Criminal Lawyer Blog

Colorado Criminal Lawyer Blog

Covers Colorado plea bargaining, statutes of limitations and mental health issues in criminal cases. By H. Michael Steinberg.

http://www.colorado-criminal-lawyer-online.com/
Rank this Week: 4516

Nashville Criminal Lawer FAQ's

Nashville Criminal Lawer FAQ's

Covers DUIs and criminal defense issues. By the Law Office of Russell F. Thomas.

http://www.russellthomaslaw.com/frequently-asked-questions/
  • Apr 26

    What do I wear to court?

    What do I wear to court?
    I am commonly asked by Nashville DUI and criminal defense client’s what they should wear to court. I tell all client’s that it is better to be “over-dressed” than “under-dressed” and suggest they wear…
  • Feb 4

    Where Can I Find Out How To Reinstate My Tennessee Drivers License That Has Been Revoked Or Suspended?

    Where Can I Find Out How To Reinstate My Tennessee Drivers License That Has Been Revoked Or Suspended?
    Reinstating a license can be an expensive and complicated process depending on the reason(s) for your suspension.  It often involves clearing hurdles with both local and state offices. The best place to start is on the Department of…
  • Jan 22

    Where Can I Get An Ignition Interlock Device Installed In My Car?

    Where Can I Get An Ignition Interlock Device Installed In My Car?
    If you are court ordered to install an ignition interlock device on your car, you must use a state certified provider.  For a link to a directory of all certified providers in the state, click here. If you or someone you know has…
Rank this Week: 4169

Criminal Defense Blog

Criminal Defense Blog

By Dichter Law Office.

http://www.dichterlawoffice.com/Criminal-Defense-Blog.aspx
  • Apr 26

    Keep Your License and Registration Nearby When Driving

    Keep Your License and Registration Nearby When Driving
    It can be disorienting and frightening to be pulled over by a police officer. Drivers typically get nervous when confronted by law enforcement and may stammer or shake as their nerves get to them. That is why it is important that drivers…
  • Feb 27

    Anti-Whaling Protesters Declared Pirate

    Anti-Whaling Protesters Declared Pirate
    The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals recently declared that the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society is a band of pirates. This means that the government has officially declared that this anti-whaling advocate group is illegal and that their tactics…
  • May 23

    2nd Degree Manslaughter Charges for Marysville Cop

    2nd Degree Manslaughter Charges for Marysville Cop
    As a Lynnwood Criminal Defense attorney, I keep myself up to speed on all major local criminal defense related stories. And as a parent, it breaks my heart to hear about the accidental shootings of children. These two things collided in…
Rank this Week: 5242

Monmouth County Criminal Defense…

Monmouth County Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog

Covers New Jersey criminal laws and offenses. By the Law Office of Tara Breslow.

http://www.monmouthcountycriminaldefenselawyer.com/
  • Apr 25

    Pre-Indictment Court in Superior Court

    Pre-Indictment Court in Superior Court
    If you or a loved one has been charged with a felony offense, it will likely that your matter will be sent to the Superior Court in the county where you were arrested. For example, if you were arrested in Monmouth County, your matter will be…
  • Jan 31

    Juvenile Cases and Arrests in Monmouth County

    Juvenile Cases and Arrests in Monmouth County
    If your child or loved one has been arrested at they are less than 18 years old, their matter will be likely be heard within the Superior Court where the Juvenile resides. Even if the matter would have otherwise been heard in the local…
  • Dec 5

    Christie Expands Drug Court in New Jersey

    Christie Expands Drug Court in New Jersey
    Drug Court has been a successful addition to the court system as it has treated non-violent offenders who suffer from drug additions throughout the state of New Jersey. The rates of recidivism for drug court graduates have proven to be…
Rank this Week: 5130

The Idaho Defender

The Idaho Defender

Covers Idaho criminal law. By L. Craig Atkinson.

http://www.craigatkinsonlaw.com/
  • Apr 25

    What happens to my driver’s license after a DUI?

    What happens to my driver’s license after a DUI?
    One of the most immediate impacts on your life when you are charged with a DUI is the license suspension.  Not being able to drive, especially in Idaho, would be crippling to anyone’s life.  You cannot get to work, you cannot…
  • Apr 23

    Should I refuse to blow into a DUI breathalyzer?

    Should I refuse to blow into a DUI breathalyzer?
    The State has two ways of proving a DUI charge.  The first and most common way is to prove that a defendant was driving a vehicle while his blood, breath or urine contained .08 alcohol or higher.  The reason this is the most common…
  • Apr 2

    My criminal case in Idaho was dismissed, but can the State still charge me?

    My criminal case in Idaho was dismissed, but can the State still charge me?
    The two sweetest words that anyone charged with any criminal charge will ever hear from a prosecuting attorney are “Case Dismissed!”  But what happens after the charges have been dismissed?  Is it possible for the State…
Rank this Week: 5234

New York City Criminal Blawg

New York City Criminal Blawg

By Arkady Bukh.

http://nycriminaldefenselawyer.blogspot.com/
  • Apr 25

    Terrorism Laws 101

    Terrorism Laws 101
    Crime of TerrorismThe crime of terrorism in New York is considered a class A-I felony offense and a serious violent felony crime. New York Statute 490.25 states that a person may be found guilty of the crime of terrorism when they intend to…
  • Oct 19

    People Stealing More Apples in NYC

    People Stealing More Apples in NYC
    Yes, it is true Apple theft is up more than 40 percent this year in the Big Apple that is products made by Apple such as iPhones, iPads, etc.  In the time period between January 1 and September 23, 2012, a total of 11,447 of stolen mobile…
  • Jul 27

    Dark Knight Rises Shooter unlikely to avoid Death Penalty

    Dark Knight Rises Shooter unlikely to avoid Death Penalty
    James Holmes appearance in Arapahoe County Justice CenterEveryone seems to have an opinion about James Holmes, the now infamous Dark Night Rises gunman. Speculations made by “expert psychologists” are airing incessantly on nearly every…
Rank this Week: 4004

Blog for the Law Offices of G.…

Blog for the Law Offices of G. Randolph Rice, Jr., LLC

Covers criminal and personal injury law.

http://ricelawmd.blogspot.com/
Rank this Week: 4999

Illinois DUI

Illinois DUI

Covers Illinois DUI law, including penalties, evidence (breath, blood and urine testing), and defenses. By Lewis B. Gainor.

http://www.illinoisdui.us/
  • Apr 24

    Supreme Court says police must obtain search warrant for blood testing if suspect refuse

    Supreme Court says police must obtain search warrant for blood testing if suspect refuse
    An important decision was just handed down by the United State Supreme Court concerning driving under the influence. In Missouri v. McNeely, the court was asked to decide whether it was unconstitutional to take blood by force without a search…
  • Feb 25

    Aggravated driving under the influence: sentencing and mandatory minimum penaltie

    Aggravated driving under the influence: sentencing and mandatory minimum penaltie
    An arrest for driving under the influence is typically a misdemeanor. However, there are some circumstances under which even a first offense can be a felony. For review, a misdemeanor is different from a felony in that the maximum sentence…
  • Feb 4

    Penalties for first DUI offense in Illinoi

    Penalties for first DUI offense in Illinoi
    In the year 2013, driving under the influence remains one of the most highly politicized offenses in Illinois courts. There is no offense that will get a prosecutor fired quicker for giving a good deal than DUI. In these cases, Assistant…
Rank this Week: 4453