Going to court is probably not your favorite thing or even something you planned on doing in the past. Whatever the case may be, if you have to go to court, you need to know how to act and what you need to look like. Showing up unprepared and ill-mannered does nothing for your case.
Is a resort to blame if a ski lift malfunctions?
Imagine the fun of going skiing with your family. You do it every year during the holidays and really enjoy the time together. Like usual, you all pile onto the ski lift and head to the top of your favorite slopes.
Dangling lights and the risk of electrocution
Twinkling string lights have became popular to use inside as well as outside. These lights dazzle and brighten spaces. Unfortunately, some do pose a risk to individuals, especially if they aren't cool to the touch or designed for outdoor weather conditions.
Legal malpractice: Proving it in Colorado
As someone who was relying on a legal professional's help, there's nothing worse than realizing he or she made mistakes or didn't take your case seriously. Legal malpractice is a serious problem, and you have every right to work with a new attorney to make sure you get your case heard against the attorney who cost you everything.
Understand the points that can be used in a criminal appeal
The outcome of a criminal case can have a positive or negative impact on the defendant's life. When the case ends in a conviction, many defendants try to determine if they can appeal the conviction.
Drug law changes can lead to reparative justice in some states
With the legalization of marijuana, some believe that it's time to address past crimes and to make criminal justice reforms. In California, for instance, Californians voted to allow people to petition to hide or reduce the convictions on their records for marijuana-related crimes as soon as marijuana was legalized. In the state, they refer to that change as reparative justice, allowing people to repair the harm caused by the United States' war on drugs.
