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Criminal Attorney News

Archive for October, 2005

Trespass: How good people can unknowingly be breaking the law

October 28th, 2005

By: Michael D. Grahn, Attorney at law and Helen Kim

In Yeidling v Riley, Plaintiff Yeidling was looking for campus housing and wanted to know the current status of the defendants…


Criminal Charges and Military Service: The Undesirable Effects of a Criminal Charge on Ones Military Service

October 26th, 2005

By: William Rogers, Attorney at Law and Helen Kim

Airman First Class Roelofs had three years and nine months of active military service. During his military service, Roelofs was charged with…


Minor In Possession: Myths and Facts

October 15th, 2005

By Donna Ortlieb, Esq. and Natalie Banach

Featuring a white lounge chair atop sparkling sand, the gentle lapping of azure blue waves on the shore, palm trees slightly swaying and of…


Receiving Stolen Property: Buying Property From Strangers or Unknown Sources: What You Dont Know Definitely Can Hurt You

October 14th, 2005

By: Edward Martinovich, Attorney at Law and Natalie Banach

As the trend from front-yard garage sales to internet-based auction sites continues, today’s consumers are finding more and more obscure and unique…