The Attorneys at Dixon & Moseley, P.C.
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In criminal matters, one of the more common issues is evidence and what comes in and is admissible, and what is kept out and is inadmissible. For example, a previous blog post discussed Miranda Warnings and how they generally apply to questioning. If a confession is obtained without proper Miranda Warnings, it is likely not admissible in Court. Other information…
With our ever technical society, utilizing all forms of technology from Facebook, Twitter, blogging, book reviews on amazon.com, and comments on news stories at any number of national and international news outlets, when does expressing one’s opinion cross the line from constitutionally protected free speech1 to a criminally punishable crime? Here at Dixon & Moseley we regularly utilize blogging to…
In most domestic cases involving children, child custody and child support are two (2) of the key issues in the litigation process. Determining where the child will physically reside (the custodial parent), how the parents will make legal decisions regarding the child (about major life issues, such as religious upbringing), and the amount of support owed by which parent are…
Victims of domestic violence and/or stalking can request the court to issue a Protective Order against their assailant. If a court does issue a Protective Order, how does that piece of paper in practice serve to protect the victim from any further violence or stalking? There are countless statistics and stories of persons who were either denied a Protective Order…