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A riveting CASE STUDY IN POLICE MISCONDUCT: PROTECTING CIVIL LIBERTIES
In a recent case study on police misconduct, James Law Group navigated a complex legal terrain involving a confidential informant, excessive force, and wrongful death. Despite the challenging circumstances, their vigilant advocacy secured a $450,000 settlement for the victim’s family. This victory not only brought financial compensation but also underscored the importance of accountability and civil liberties in law enforcement. Learn more about this case and James Law Group’s commitment to justice.
Your resourceful Guide to Recording Police Encounters: Understanding Your Rights
Learn about your rights to recording police encounters in Missouri and across the United States. Discover what activities you can legally capture and the limitations you need to be aware of. Consult this guide for valuable insights, but always seek advice from legal professionals for specific situations.
Wrongful Arrest Cases: Fighting Injustice and Securing Compensation in 1 of Many Cases
At James Law Group, we are relentless in our pursuit of justice, especially in cases of wrongful arrest and incarceration. In a recent case, we represented a young man who faced unwarranted suspicion and false accusations following a local restaurant burglary.
Understanding Your Search Warrant Rights: When Police Knock On Your Door in Missouri
TWO Warrant Rights Defined. A search warrant vs. an arrest warrant. Have you ever wondered what your rights are when the police show up at your door in Missouri? Whether they have a warrant or not, it's important to know what you're allowed to do. That can be...
Mastering Your Defense: How to Choose the Best CriMinal Defense Attorney
When you are facing criminal charges, your life is at stake, quite literally. A rock-solid defense is your best chance for winning in court.
Understanding Your Civil Rights
Civil Rights law can be confusing, and people often aren’t really sure what kind of a case a “civil rights” case is. Our firm has been litigating civil rights cases for many years, and the most common thing we see is confusion about Civil Rights vs. Criminal Cases....
Should I Consent To Take Or Refuse To Take The Breath/Blood Test? Part 4
Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) cases can be intricate, especially for individuals with prior alcohol/drug related driving offenses. At James Law Group, we recognize the unique challenges faced by prior offenders and aim to shed light on the critical...
Should I Consent To Take Or Refuse To Take The Breath/Blood Test? Part 3
What actions or inactions by the driver will be deemed a refusal? What constitutes a refusal? The most common acts or non-acts of the driver that result in the officer marking “Refused” on his report thereby triggering the one year revocation notice are: 1) The...
Should I Consent To Take Or Refuse To Take The Breath/Blood Test? Part 2
“To Blow or Not to Blow?” is the most frequently asked question of lawyers who defend people accused of driving while intoxicated. Of course the question includes within its scope the question of whether a driver should consent to any of the tests covered by...
Should I Consent To Take Or Refuse To Take The Breath/Blood Test?
We often hear the refrain from lawyers and non-lawyers alike that if an officer asks a driver to take a breath test or to consent to a blood draw, the driver should always refuse. This commonly held belief is simply incorrect. There are often many factors at play for...
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