Another PSA:
When an officer ask to search your vehicle you can, and should, just say no. (Unless you are on parole or probation).
I know, most of you are thinking, "but they would never find anything illegal in my vehicle." Are you sure? When was the last time you had your oil changed? Did a grandkid borrow your car a few weeks ago? How do you know they did not accidentally drop a hydrocodone pill under your seat? For that matter, if you bought it used, who knows what the previous owner dropped under the seat.
If you grant permission to search, the police will find anything that is illegal. At that point, you face a new challenge. "It's not mine", "I did not know that was there" and "this is not my car" do not get you off the hook.
You see, in Arkansas at least, there is an implication that contraband found in a place immediately and exclusively in your control is "constructively possessed" by you.
So if an officer ask to search your vehicle, just say no. They may search it anyway, but you are under no obligation to consent.
130 years in prison, one dead and one wounded in an argument over a fast food order.
For Shame.
https://www.fox16.com/news/update-suspect-wanted-in-deadly-blytheville-shooting/
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PSA:
ATTENTION CRIMINALS:
IF YOU ARE GOING TO BE DUMB, YOU BETTER BE TOUGH.
I know a few attorneys like this. It’s always 90% of attorneys giving the rest a bad name.
A decent lawyer can convince his clients.
A good lawyer can convince a jury.
A great lawyer can convince the judge.
But an awesome lawyer can even make him or herself believe what they are selling.
It’s amazing how people develop covid-19 symptoms as soon as they get pulled over on suspicion of DWI.
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I am pretty proud of this.
Effective January 12, 2021, I will no longer be accepting criminal defense cases. This is because I have accepted an appointment to serve as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in Mississippi County. I am very excited to serve in this capacity.
This position is part time and will not interfere with my private practice. I will continue to accept cases involving inheritance disputes, probate of estates, personal injury, accidents, wills, trust and estate planning and divorce cases not involving custody issues.
Of course if you have an issue you would like to discuss, feel free to call and set up a free consultation.
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I do not want to make light of what happened, or to make a political statement of any sort, this is too funny not to post.
I cannot LEGALLY advise anyone to do this. However, if you do I will applaud and be happy to represent you.
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I have been there.
Have you been injured in a car collision with a rogue moose? If so you “might” be entitled to compensation.
If lawyers rewrote common sayings:
This is why attorneys have to write warnings for everything. WARNING don’t use gorilla glue as a substitute for hair spray. Seriously, what is next? Give me your best guess for the next obvious warning!
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