March 2024

Essential Secrets: Master Search Engine Marketing to Set Your Law Firm Apart from Competition

Stay Ahead Of The Competition – How Search Engine Marketing Can Set Your Law Firm Apart

Client Acquisition Techniques, Legal Marketing Strategies, Search Engine Marketing for Lawyers /

It’s undeniable that the legal landscape is becoming increasingly competitive, with law firms vying for the attention of potential clients in a saturated market. In this digital age, where the majority of people turn to the internet to find legal services, having a strong online presence is crucial for success. This is where search engine […]

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Connect Faster—How Targeted Banner Ads Aid Immigration Law Clients & Law Firms

What Makes Immigration Banner Ads Effective Now?

Digital Marketing for Law Firms, Immigration Law, Legal Marketing, Online Advertising for Lawyers /

With the ever-evolving landscape of immigration laws and policies, staying informed and up-to-date on the latest regulations is paramount for individuals navigating the complex world of immigration law. Banner advertisements can play a crucial role in providing valuable information and guidance to those seeking assistance in this area. As the digital age continues to shape

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Domestic Abuse: It Doesn’t Just Happen to “Other Women”

Criminal Law, Domestic Violence, Health and Safety, Mental Health, Other Legal Issues /

By Nikki Katz – Contributing Author to Crime, Justice and America magazine. Originally published in 2002 and reposted with permission from Crime, Justice and America magazine Your friends and family think you live the perfect life. You share a home in an affluent neighborhood with your husband and three children. You drive a new minivan

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Restitution Is Payback

Case Law, Court Procedures, Court Sentencing, Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, Criminal Trial, Other Legal Issues, Restitution /

What Goes Around, Comes Around By Andrew Dósa, Criminal Defense Attorney in Alameda County California. Originally printed in 2007 and reprinted with permission from Crime, Justice and America magazine The law is clear. Restitution is imposed when a defendant is convicted of a crime. It is good for a victim. It is supposed to be

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MAN versus DOG

Arrest, Assault, Attempted Crime, Child Abuse, Criminal Law, Manslaughter, Murder, Other Legal Issues /

By Mark Fulton – former Contributing Author to Crime, Justice and America magazine. Originally published in 2002 and reposted with permission from Crime, Justice and America magazine One of the more widely reported news stories of 2000 was the outrageous road-rage death of a cute little dog named Leo. Newspapers, radio stations, and magazines reported

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Executing Kids

Court Sentencing, Criminal Defense, Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, Criminal Trial, Juvenile, Juvenile Court, Murder, Other Legal Issues /

A Look At The Juvenile Death Penalty By the late Bill Bickel – former Managing Editor of Crime, Justice and America magazine. Originally published in 2004 and reposted with permission from Crime, Justice and America magazine “I don’t think we should be proud of the fact that the United States is the world leader in

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The Dilemma of the Domestic Violence Victim

Assault, Court Hearing, Court Procedures, Court Trial, Criminal Defense, Criminal History, Criminal Law, Criminal Trial, District Attorney Prosecutor, Domestic Violence, Felony, Other Legal Issues /

What Cooperative Witnesses Should — And Shouldn’t Do by the late Mark Sullivan, Board Certified Criminal Defense Attorney, Palm Springs, California. Originally published in 2003 and reprinted with permission from Crime, Justice and America magazine More often than not, alleged victims in domestic violence (DV) cases do not want to cooperate with the prosecution. Sometimes,

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Define “Likely” – The Sexually Violent Predator Law

Civil Law, Court Hearing, Court Procedures, Court Sentencing, Criminal Defense, Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, Drug Treatment, Health and Safety, Human Rights, Legal Theory, Other Legal Issues, Prison, Prisoner Rights /

PRO or CON By Chris Finnie – former Contributing Author to Crime, Justice and America magazine. Originally published in 2002 and reposted with permission from Crime, Justice and America magazine In 1996, California passed the “sexually violent predator” law, which allows the state to evaluate prisoners convicted of multiple violent sex offenses, and transfer them

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How Probable Cause Allows You To Be Stopped, Detained, and Possibly Searched

Arrest, Court Procedures, Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, Law Enforcement, Other Legal Issues, Search and Seizure, Traffic Violations /

By Keith Jordan, former Criminal Defense Attorney in Santa Clara County, California. Originally published in 2002 and reposted with permission from Crime, Justice and America magazine Can a police officer pull you over when you’re driving along minding your own business, or stop you when you’re walking down the street? Not without a reason to

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How To Seal Your Criminal Record

Court Hearing, Court Procedures, Court Sentencing, Criminal Defense, Criminal History, Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, Criminal Trial, Other Legal Issues /

By retired Attorney Dennis Lempert, former Criminal Defense Attorney in Santa Clara County, California. Originally published in 2004 and reposted with permission from Crime, Justice and America magazine Question: How Can I Seal My Record In California? My Record Was Already Dismissed Under PC 1203.4 Answer: Peter A has gotten his case dismissed by using

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