Monthly Archives: April 2014

The old saying that truth is stranger than fiction holds true in this case. The criminal defendant was charged with sex crimes after she lost out on a house bidding war. The trial Judge originally threw out the case but … Continue reading →

It has long been settled that judges have broad powers to impose conditions of probation against those convicted of criminal acts. In this case the courts found that a Defendant who committed sex offenses may be required to waive his … Continue reading →