Author: Steven Altig
A felony conviction could have a wide-ranging impact on your life, including the loss of what many to be considered fundamental civil rights like the right to vote, to sit on a jury, or to own and possess firearms. While … Continue reading
While Las Vegas’s “Sin City” nickname often implies that there are no rules, individuals who are caught with illicit drugs in Las Vegas can be arrested and charged for violating the law. But what about the possession of drug paraphernalia? … Continue reading
A warrant is a special type of court order that gives law enforcement officers the authority to arrest you at any time. If you are arrested on an outstanding warrant, you will be forced to appear before a judge in … Continue reading
Nevada’s decision to make it legal for adults to possess and use marijuana captured a lot of interest from tourists and residents of Las Vegas. Though marijuana is legal for recreational use in Nevada, the law has restrictions that have … Continue reading
A Nevada background check can reveal private details about your criminal, commercial, financial, and personal history. Employers, creditors, landlords, and other organizations use the information to understand your reliability and trustworthiness better. But if you have a criminal record, the … Continue reading
Have you been arrested for battery domestic violence in Nevada? Law enforcement and prosecutors take these charges seriously and will aggressively pursue them. Fortunately, an arrest never automatically guarantees a conviction. There are ways you can protect your rights. The … Continue reading
Every year, hundreds of thousands of people flock to the Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. While most can enjoy the festival without encountering law enforcement, Las Vegas police typically make a significant number of arrests. … Continue reading
A conviction for a drug crime can be a mistake from your past that could haunt you forever. Having a criminal record may impact your opportunities for employment, housing, or education. Fortunately, drug offenders in Nevada may be entitled to … Continue reading
Any juvenile who commits a crime in Nevada may face serious penalties in the juvenile justice system as a result. A conviction of any juvenile crime may have consequences that follow a minor for years, but how much time could … Continue reading
We’ve all heard the terms “blue-collar” and “white-collar,” usually referring to different kinds of jobs. But what does the term “white-collar crime” mean? Someone in a suit might not be the first image that comes to mind when you think … Continue reading