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Sexual Assault, Lewdness And The Differences In Charges

Posted on June 4, 2015 by Susanne Gustin We have discussed some of the positive points of plea bargains in our last two posts. If you recall, last week we discussed the case of a man who was able to use a plea bargain to reduce sexual assault charges down to lewdness charges. That post might have brought up questions about the difference […] Read more

Plea Bargain Results In Downgraded Charge For Man

Posted on May 28, 2015 by Susanne Gustin As we discussed last week, the vast majority of criminal cases are resolved through the plea bargain process. Plea bargains have a variety of positives for both the prosecution and the defense. A recent story from here in Utah involving a former chiropractor sheds light on how this process can help defendants. The man in […] Read more

What Are Some Positive Points To Plea Bargaining?

Posted on May 21, 2015 by Susanne Gustin Some defendants who are facing charges, including drug charges, might find out that they are being offered a plea deal. There are several points that defendants might appreciate when it comes to the plea bargaining process. Understanding these positive points might help you decide if you want to consider the plea bargain. Can a plea […] Read more

Does A Felony Conviction Bar Me From Getting A Passport?

Posted on May 14, 2015 by Susanne Gustin In the prior blog post, we discussed some of the consequences of a felony conviction. One of the consequences you might not think about is how a felony conviction can affect your right to travel. You might realize that your travel might be limited if you are on probation or parole; however, even after that […] Read more

Possible Consequences Of A Felony Conviction

Posted on May 8, 2015 by Susanne Gustin Being convicted of a felony means that you might lose some of the privileges you have as a citizen of the United States. The consequences of a felony are so serious that fighting against the charged placed against you is worth considering. The penalties for being convicted of a felony often depend on the prison […] Read more

Firm And Focused Representation Are Necessary For Juveniles

Posted on April 30, 2015 by Susanne Gustin When a juvenile is charged with a crime, the juvenile isn’t the only person who is affected. Instead, a juvenile charge can affect the entire family. Even some friends might be affected by the juvenile charges. With that in mind, many parents find it necessary to help the juvenile with a defense. Oftentimes, the juveniles […] Read more

Boot Camp Might Help Troubled Teens Learn How To Behave

Posted on April 23, 2015 by Susanne Gustin Finding out that your child is in the juvenile justice system is a scary discovery. For some parents, that is a wake-up call of sorts that helps them realize their child needs help. One option that some parents might be interested in for troubled teens is a boot camp program. These programs can help teens […] Read more

Sexual Assault Cases Are Often Complex And Emotional

Posted on April 16, 2015 by Susanne Gustin As we discussed in our previous blog post, sexual assault is a very serious crime that has some very serious penalties. We understand how frustrating and frightening having to defend yourself against sexual assault charges can be simply because of the nature of the charges. When it comes to sexual assault cases, there are often […] Read more

What Are Some Points I Should Know About Sexual Assault?

Posted on April 9, 2015 by Susanne Gustin Being accused of sexual assault is something that is very serious. If you recall, there has been some recent upheaval about the false allegations published in Rolling Stone magazine about rape and sexual assault at a university. That story brought up some good points about false allegations. It might also have brought up some questions […] Read more

Facts About The Juvenile Justice System

Posted on April 2, 2015 by Susanne Gustin When many people hear the term “juvenile justice system,” they think of children who are acting horribly. That isn’t the case. Some people might be shocked to learn some basic facts about the juvenile justice system. First is that the goal of the juvenile justice system is to help the juvenile learn to become a […] Read more