Gainesville

Criminal Defense Lawyer

Two employees work the closing shift at a retail store. The next morning, management discovers that several expensive items are missing from a locked storage area. Both employees had access to the room, and neither can explain what happened to the...
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Friday afternoon arrives, and a parent is preparing to pick up their child for the weekend. The parenting plan says the exchange happens at six o'clock outside the other parent's home. There is just one problem: a criminal court has since issued a...
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Consider this hypothetical crash: The police interviewed both drivers, took photographs, and arranged for the damaged vehicles to be removed. One driver received a traffic citation but was allowed to leave. No handcuffs, no trip to jail, and no in...
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By Oded Krashinsky, founder of Pacific West Academy Before someone starts a security career in California, they often ask: does a criminal record rule me out? The honest answer is that it depends on what the conviction was, when it happened, and ...
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A criminal case can take months to reach trial. Witnesses must be interviewed, evidence examined, motions heard, and court dates scheduled. Meanwhile, someone facing those charges may receive notice of another hearing involving the same incident, ...
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