Entrapment occurs when law enforcement officials induce someone to commit a crime and that person lacked the predisposition to engage in the conduct. Learn more on our blog:
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What's Entrapment, and Is It Illegal?
In Rhode Island, there are three levels of offenses: felonies, misdemeanors, and petty misdemeanors. Felonies are considered the most serious and are penalized the harshest. Check out our blog to read more:
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What Are the Levels of Offenses in Rhode Island?
In a criminal matter, you might hear that someone has been released on probation or parole. Although these terms are often used interchangeably, in Rhode Island, they are two different legal statuses and, typically, occur at two different stages of the case. Read our recent blog to learn more:
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What's the Difference Between Probation and Parole?
If your family member, household member, or dating partner accuses you of abusing or harming them, you may be ordered to surrender any firearms you own or possess. Read our recent blog to learn more:
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Do I Have to Surrender My Firearms in a Domestic Violence Matter?
BB guns are often considered less dangerous than pistols, rifles, or shotguns, but they have the capacity or seriously injure or kill an individual. Because of this, in Rhode Island, it is illegal to shoot a firearm in certain areas. Learn more:
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Can I Face Criminal Charges for Shooting a BB Gun?
Read our blog to learn how bail works in Rhode Island. For more information, contact The Law Office of Thomas C. Thomasian, Esq. today.
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Posting Bail in Rhode Island
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused criminal court cases to be postponed for in the year. But this is time you can use to work with an attorney and prepare your defense. Read our blog to learn more about how hiring an attorney now can make a difference:
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Court Date in a Few Months? Why Hiring an Attorney Now Can Make a Difference.
