Criminal Defense Blog — Page 10 of 19 — Christina L. Williams, Attorney at Law

How Do Criminal Charges Affect Child Visitation Rights?

November 16th, 2020

If you have been granted child visitation rights and were charged with a crime, you may be concerned about the effect a criminal conviction will have on visitation with your children. Unfortunately, there is no one-size-fits-all answer to the questio… Read More

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What to Expect on Cross-Examination

October 26th, 2020

Cross-examination is one of the most difficult parts of a trial for a witness or a criminal defendant. In fact, in all but a few rare instances, most criminal defense attorneys advise their clients not to testify at trial, precisely because they woul… Read More

What Happens at a Criminal Pre-trial?

October 22nd, 2020

A pre-trial hearing is a formal appointment at court that takes place after a criminal defendant has had his initial appearance. The purpose of a pre-trial hearing is to address and simplify any issues before trial so that the trial, if one is held,… Read More

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5 Questions About Criminal Convictions and Child Custody

September 30th, 2020

Child custody hearings are contentious, even in the best of circumstances. But if you’re fighting for custody of your children and have a criminal record, or if you lost custody of your children due to criminal activities, fighting for custody of y… Read More

Five Questions About Penalties for a DWUI in Wyoming

September 9th, 2020

In Wyoming, you can be charged with Driving While Under the Influence (DWUI) if your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is .08% or higher (.04% or higher for commercial drivers), or if you are under the influence of alcohol or any controlled substance. A DW… Read More

Categories: DUI / DWUI / Drunk Driving

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Chain of Custody and Why It Is Important in a Criminal Case

August 26th, 2020

Chain of custody refers to the documentation that establishes a record of the control, transfer, and disposition of evidence in a criminal case. Evidence in a criminal case may include DNA samples, photographs, documents, personal property, or bodily… Read More

Choosing a Jury in a Wyoming Criminal Case

August 12th, 2020

Many lawyers consider jury selection in a criminal case to be the most important part of the trial. With a sympathetic jury, a client with a difficult case can be found Not Guilty. On the other hand, a client with a solid case can lose with a jury th… Read More

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Six Questions About Your Initial Appearance in a Wyoming Criminal Court

July 29th, 2020

Being arrested and charged with a crime can feel scary. If this is your first time in court, you may have questions about what to expect at your initial appearance. At Just Criminal Law, our team of criminal defense professionals is here to answer yo… Read More

What Evidence is Admissible in a Wyoming DWUI Case?

July 8th, 2020

To convict someone of a Wyoming DWUI, prosecutors must present reliable, relevant evidence that was properly gathered and is legally admissible in court. Evidence that does not meet these standards should not be considered by the judge or jury in a W… Read More

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How Will a Domestic Violence Charge Affect My Divorce?

June 24th, 2020

Allegations of domestic violence are always troubling. But if you’ve been accused of domestic violence before or during a divorce, the consequences can be devastating. Protect yourself by working with a team of dedicated and experienced criminal de… Read More

Categories: Domestic Violence Charges

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