Constitutional Rights - The Importance of Understanding and Asserting Them

Do you know what to do when Police stop you? This article explains the basic Constitutional Rights of United States citizens. It tells you why they are so important, when and how to assert them, as well as the problems you will encounter if you fail to do so. Most people think that cooperating with police is the best way to handle most police stops and arrests. But police often misrepresent, coerce and bribe people to get evidence they use against them to bring criminal charges. Failure to understand and raise your Constitutional rights will greatly impair your ability to defend against unjust criminal charges, and illegal police conduct.

How Not To Get Whacked By Journalists

Strategies for working effectively with the press.

Investigation Of DUI Cases - Walk And Turn (WAT)

The Walk and Turn (WAT) is a walking test. If administered properly, the WAT is 68% accurate in determining blood alcohol content (BAC) above .10%. In order to be administered properly, the test must be conducted on a reasonably dry, hard, level, and non-slippery surface. There should be a designated straight line.

An Explanation Of Various Automobile Insurance Related Terms

Limited Tort, Stacking, Uninsured Motorist Coverage, Deductible, the list goes on and on. This article will attempt to give you a basic understanding of common Automobile Insurance related terms.

Fathers Rights, Child Support, Child Custody, And Reasons To Combat A Biased Legal System

Are you a father struggling to make ends meet due to high or excessive child support payments? Looking to gain custody of your children? Want to know ways and methods to reduce your child support payments, gain custody, or stop paying support legally? Then check out the following article.

Rhode Island Divorce Lawyer - Overtime May Affect Your Rhode Island Child Support

Do you know how your overtime affects your Rhode Island Child Support obligations? It's something you need to know. Discover the answer and other important child support information in this article by a Rhode Island attorney

What's the Differences Between a City Police Officer and a Sheriff? What are Their Powers?

What powers do a criminal sheriff has? How do they differ from a city police officer?

Rhode Island Zoning, Planning And Land Use Law FAQS - Building Permits, Additions, In Law, Variance

Rhode Island zoning, planning and land use frequently asked questions prepared by a Rhode Island lawyer concerning the following frequently asked questions: Do I need a building permit to construct a small addition to my house or a deck around my above ground swimming pool? My house is in a residential zone. Are there any problems that I need to consider in planning an addition or an accessory structure? I have a single-family house located in a single-family zoning district. My mother-in-law wants to move in with me. Can I add a second kitchen to my house so that she will have the ability to be independent? If I want to build a two-family in a single-family zone or build an office in a residential zone, what do I do? I have extra land that I am not using on the side of my house. Can I sell this land to a builder?

Anticipatory Bail

Anticipatory bail is a direction to release a person on bail, issued even before the person is arrested.

Rhode Island DUI - DWI Law - Should I Refuse The Breathalyzer?

This article explains the law concerning Rhode Island DUI - DWI & refusal to take the Breathalyzer. Please call Rhode Island attorney David Slepkow at 401-437-100 if you have any legal questions Should you refuse the breathalyzer test in Rhode Island and what are the implications? This article examines whether or not a person should refuse to take a breathalzer test upon request of a police officer in Rhode Island when a person is suspected of drunk driving. This article examines the criminal and legal implications of a refusal and a criminal dui - dwi charge.

Our Criminal Courts - The Role of Defense Counsel

One of the foundations of American liberty is the rule of law. Defense lawyers, though their role is often misunderstood, play a critical role in safeguarding our freedom.

10 Steps To Effective Networking

Everyone is talking about 'networking.' How can you make it work for you? 10 Simple steps to making the most of your networking activities.

Employment Law - Discrimination - Disability Discrimination - Duty to Make Reasonable Adjustments

The recent case of McHugh v NCH Scotland [2006], concerned an allegation of disability discrimination. The employee commenced employment as a project manager for the employer, a children's charity, in 1997. In 2001, she was certified unfit to work on the grounds of depression.

How To Always Defend Yourself Against The Police When Stopped

How to defend yourself against the police from the beginning of a stop.

Florida Is Cracking Down On Speeding Sport Motorcycle Riders - Their Method Is Truly Disturbing

In Florida your motorcycle or car can now be seized without the government ever proving that you committed a crime.