Shreveport Criminal Law Blog
Can you share your prescription drugs?
You know firsthand exactly how helpful prescription drugs can be. Maybe you take them for anxiety or ADHD. Maybe you had surgery and so you were given painkillers. They’ve certainly helped you get through challenging times and you are grateful for the effects that...
How important is voir dire to your criminal case?
Being charged with a serious criminal offense isn’t the same as being convicted. While the prosecution may push for a quick deal, many defendants want their day in court in front of the jury. Putting your future in the hands of 12 strangers isn’t exactly easy to do,...
How the Fourth Amendment limits police searches
The Constitution creates basic rights, and the Bill of Rights created 10 important additions to that original document. Each of the 10 Amendments included in the Bill of Rights extent important protections to those living in the United States. Some of the most...
Can I go to graduate school if I have a felony on my record?
Having a higher education can help you move into the career of your dreams. For some people, getting that education can be a long-term challenge. Strict educational requirements for certain professions mean that years of extra schooling will be necessary before you...