Category: Criminal Defense

The air in my office always smells like ozone and mint. It is the scent of high-stakes litigation and the sharp edge […]

The jurisdictional trap of the Interstate Driver License Compact Out of state traffic tickets are governed by the Driver License Compact (DLC), […]

The brutal math of the justice system The majority of criminal cases conclude through plea deals because the legal system lacks the […]

Sit down. Drink your coffee. You think a grand jury subpoena is a suggestion. It is not. I have practiced litigation for […]

I smell the burnt black coffee in the plastic cup and look across the table at a man who just forfeited his […]

The smell of strong black coffee is the only thing keeping my eyes open when the phone rings at five in the […]

The Truth About Why a Public Defender Beats a Private Attorney in Court I smell like cold black coffee and the dust […]

I watched a client lose their entire claim in the first ten minutes of a deposition because they ignored one simple rule […]

The technical fallacy of forensic breath testing I watched a client lose their entire claim in the first ten minutes of a […]

The smell of burnt black coffee at 4 AM is the scent of a trial attorney preparing to fix a mistake that […]