When you're facing federal criminal charges, everything changes. The stakes are higher, the prosecutors are more aggressive, and the consequences can be life-altering. At Liberators Criminal Defense, we know the weight federal charges carry—and we're here to help you fight back. What Are Fede...
Understanding Sentencing for Imprisonment When an individual is convicted of a crime, the court must determine an appropriate sentence. Imprisonment is one of the most severe penalties and is often reserved for serious offenses. The length and conditions of imprisonment depend on several legal a...
Understanding Firearms-Related Crimes Firearms offenses involve the unlawful possession, use, sale, or trafficking of firearms. These crimes pose significant public safety risks and are heavily regulated under both state and federal laws. Violations can result in severe legal penalties, includin...
Your past shouldn't define your future. Yet for many Nevadans, an old criminal record can be the difference between getting a second chance or being trapped in a cycle of rejection. If you've ever been arrested or convicted in Nevada, those records don't just disappear over time—they follow you, ...
What is Burglary? Burglary is a serious property crime that involves unlawfully entering a structure with the intent to commit a crime inside. Unlike robbery, burglary does not require direct confrontation with a victim, and unlike trespassing, it involves criminal intent. Elements of Burglary ...
Criminal homicide refers to the unlawful killing of another person. It is classified based on intent, circumstances, and degree of culpability. Homicide offenses vary in severity, ranging from premeditated murder to involuntary manslaughter. Types of Criminal Homicide First-Degree Murder – ...
Vandalism is more than just a minor offense—it is the intentional destruction, defacement, or damage to property without the owner's consent. Depending on the severity of the damage and the circumstances surrounding the act, vandalism can range from a misdemeanor to a serious felony, carrying ...
Evading the police is a serious criminal offense that occurs when a person willfully refuses to stop or attempts to flee from law enforcement. The severity of the charge depends on whether the act was reckless, involved high-speed pursuit, or resulted in injuries or property damage. In most juris...
When facing criminal charges, your defense strategy can make all the difference in the outcome of your case. One possible avenue for defense is the mistake of fact or law argument, which claims that a misunderstanding—either of facts or legal requirements—prevented the defendant from forming the ...
The home is one of the most protected spaces under the Fourth Amendment, which safeguards individuals against unreasonable searches and seizures. In most cases, law enforcement officers need a warrant to enter and search a person's home. However, one common exception to this requirement is whe...
When law enforcement officers request to search your person, vehicle, or home, they often rely on consent to conduct the search without a warrant. Many people don't realize that they have the right to withdraw consent to a search at any time—even after they have initially agreed. Understanding yo...
When faced with criminal charges, one of the most critical decisions you'll make is how to plead. While the options of guilty and not guilty are the most commonly known, other plea types—no contest, conditional, and Alford pleas—can offer strategic benefits in certain circumstances. Understanding...
In criminal law, immunity offers a pathway for individuals to provide testimony or evidence without fear of self-incrimination. While this legal protection can help prosecutors build their cases, it also comes with complexities and potential risks for those involved. Understanding how immunity...
Here's a draft of your blog post, ready for review or publication: When you or a loved one faces criminal charges, understanding the nature of those charges is critical to navigating the legal process. Criminal offenses are typically categorized by their severity, ranging from minor infraction...
Introduction In the intricate landscape of legal disciplines, few areas are as intertwined and complex as immigration and criminal law. Often referred to as "crimmigration," this intersection has become increasingly significant in recent years. Understanding how criminal charges and convictio...
The United States Constitution stands as a beacon of justice, providing essential protections for individuals accused of crimes. However, constitutional rights violations occur far too often, jeopardizing the fairness of the legal process and putting lives and liberties at risk. At Liberators ...
In any criminal trial, the prosecutor has a duty to seek justice, not just convictions. However, when a prosecutor engages in unethical or illegal behavior that undermines the fairness of a trial, it's called prosecutorial misconduct. This misconduct can jeopardize the rights of the accused an...
In any criminal case, the evidence presented by the prosecution can make or break the case. However, not all evidence is admissible in court. There are several legal principles and strategies that a skilled criminal defense attorney can use to exclude evidence that violates your rights, is improp...
Punishment in America has undergone a significant transformation since the nation's inception. From the stark cruelties of the colonial era to the complex prison systems of today, the evolution of punitive measures reflects broader changes in societal values and understandings of justice and reha...
Nevada law recognizes self-defense as a legal justification for using force to protect yourself or others from imminent harm or violence. Under Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) Chapter 200, individuals have the right to use reasonable force, including deadly force, to defend against immediate threat...
In recent years, the true crime genre has surged in popularity, captivating audiences worldwide with tales of real-life mysteries, courtroom dramas, and the psychology of criminal behavior. From documentaries and podcasts to books and television series, true crime has become a cultural phenomenon...
The jury system is often celebrated as the backbone of the criminal justice process, with jury selection being a critical component that ensures fairness and impartiality in trials. At Liberators Criminal Defense, we consider a well-chosen jury pivotal to the administration of justice. This blog ...
Jury nullification occurs when jurors acquit a defendant whom they believe is technically guilty but who they also believe does not deserve punishment. It is a jury's assertion of its power to deliver a verdict based on conscience rather than the letter of the law. At Liberat...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing numerous industries, and the legal field is no exception. Its impact on criminal law is profound, offering both innovative solutions and unprecedented challenges. At Liberators Criminal Defense, we are at the forefront of integrating AI advancements...
Introduction: At Liberators Criminal Defense, we are dedicated to safeguarding the rights of our clients. The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees freedom from unlawful searches and seizures, ensuring that every person's fundamental rights are protected. Here, we delve into what c...
The criminal justice system can be harsh and unforgiving. Expertise and attention to detail are essential. Liberators Criminal Defense is here to use those skills to achieve justice, fairness, and a winning result in your case.