Criminal Law

CRIMINAL LAW

What we call criminal law broadly refers to federal and state laws that make certain behavior illegal and punishable by imprisonment and/or fines. Our legal system is largely comprised of two different types of cases: civil and criminal. Civil cases are disputes between people regarding the legal duties and responsibilities they owe each other. Criminal cases, meanwhile, are charges pursued by prosecutors for violations of criminal statutes.

Homicide, Drug Charges, Property Crimes, Sex Crimes, Crimes Against the Person, Crimes Against Children, Financial Crimes, Alcohol Crimes, Crimes Against Justice, Public Safety Violations, Crimes Against the Government, Curfew Laws, Attempt, Conspiracy and Aiding.