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The reading of the Declaration means different things to different people. I can only tell you what it means to me.
For me, When we read the Declaration of Independence, we declare that we continue to stand united against …
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Internet and telecommunication crimes such as identity theft and child pornography are ever-evolving areas of the law. Many of these cases are charged in federal court, which means you could be subject to harsh sentencing with no possibility of parole.
One of the most common Internet sex crimes is possession of child pornography. These can be difficult cases since a forensic evaluation of a computer by the federal government can reveal anything that has ever been on that computer. The defense in child pornography cases often involves search and seizure issues.
Prosecutors file chat room sex charges regularly. In such a case, a person may be accused of engaging in Internet sex chat with someone representing themselves as an underage person. The chat room investigations are typically conducted by the police or federal agents who represent themselves as underage children. In internet crime cases, I may employ the services of a forensic computer analyst to help develop a defense.
In Internet sex cases, I may encourage my clients to have a psychological evaluation. If someone has led his life in a law-abiding fashion and suddenly engages in behavior that is not normal for them, that fact may be considered in formulating a defense.
Friends-
The reading of the Declaration means different things to different people. I can only tell you what it means to me.
For me, When we read the Declaration of Independence, we declare that we continue to stand united against …
Fifteen years ago, I organized a group of fellow Harris County Criminal Lawyers Association (HCCLA) members, and we defiantly read the Declaration of Independence at the courthouse. We sought no permission. We stood with our backs to the courthouse. We …
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According to today’s Houston Chronicle, a man from Milwaukee spent 47 days in jail because of a case of mistaken identity. To be fair, the mistaken identity issue is hard to follow. Still, our criminal justice system failed …