Criminal Attorneys

Criminal lawyers represent clients in a criminal trial. Criminal defense attorneys represent those accused of breaking the law, while prosecutors represent the state. Generally, the defense seeks to have its client found not guilty and the prosecutor the opposite, but realistically many cases involve compromises such as plea bargains... more »

Anytime someone is arrested an arrest record is created. If you are not convicted of the crime, or if a certain amount of time has passed, you may be able to have that arrest record removed, or expunged. Here are the things you need to know about getting your arrest expunged. Keep in mind that the rules vary between states, so always... more »

Criminal law refers to the body of law that designates certain acts as criminal and the defenses and punishments for those acts. In contrast to civil law, where the perceived victim brings suit, a criminal law suit is initiated by a government bringing a charge against a defendant. Though the term "criminal lawyer" could apply to... more »

You've treated yourself to your share of the Austin nightlife, so much that you got yourself a DWI. Now how do you find a lawyer in Austin to represent you? more »

Crime doesn't pay, but being a criminal attorney usually does. As with any field of law, there's a huge range of incomes between criminal attorneys, as well as social and economic backgrounds. But, what all criminal attorneys have in common is a training in one of the most important aspects of any society based on laws. The accusation... more »