by hudsoncheshire | Sep 20, 2018 | Criminal Defense
In 2014, the Alabama Legislature passed a law allowing people to expunge their criminal records. This is good news, especially for people whose records have hindered their opportunities in employment and education. However, there are certain significant limitations on... 
by hudsoncheshire | Sep 11, 2018 | Criminal Defense
The Risks of Buying Alcohol Underage 1. It’s obviously against the law to try to buy alcohol using a fake ID. That said, you’re far more likely to be charged for possessing alcohol than trying to buy it. 2. You don’t have to be breaking the law for a police officer to... 
by Jason P. Bailey | Sep 9, 2018 | Criminal Defense
For students that charged with theft, but who avoided jail time, it started as a prank, but got out of control. Such was the description of the much publicized incident at the University of Alabama’s Mal Moore Athletic Facility in April of 2018. As a result of... by Jason P. Bailey | Jul 10, 2018 | Criminal Defense
When the defendant in McBurnett v. State plead to a host of charges, including sexual offenses with life sentences, he wasn’t told he would be ineligible for parole. After his appeals were over, the defendant challenged the sentence by alleging he had not received...