Category: Criminal Defense
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
In Nevada, sealing your criminal record opens doors of opportunity that might otherwise stay shut. A seal makes your record invisible on background checks. That means that when you apply for a job or a loan, your record will not … 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 criminal record can haunt you for the rest of your life, making it more difficult to pursue an education, find a career, or buy a house. Even if you were convicted of a relatively minor offense, you could still … Continue reading
Having a criminal record can negatively impact your life in many ways. A conviction on your record, especially for a felony crime, makes it harder to get a job, buy a house or a car, apply for a loan, and … Continue reading
Being arrested is always a frightening and stressful experience, but it can be even more distressing if you’re arrested while you’re traveling out of town. With so many people visiting Las Vegas every year, it’s inevitable that some of these … Continue reading
Assault with a deadly weapon is a serious crime in Nevada. Being found guilty of using a gun or deadly weapon of any kind during a crime can add 20 years to a prison sentence. If you are facing charges … 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
It happens. The car you’ve rented becomes so comfortable you wonder what would happen if you turned it in just a few minutes late. Minutes turn into hours; hours into days. Months pass. You’re thinking by now the rental company … 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