Category Archives: Felony Defense
Can You Restore Your Gun Rights In Louisiana?
If you have been convicted of a felony, and the offense was of a certain nature, you may have your rights to own a firearm stripped from you for some time. Fortunately, you may be able to have your gun rights restored, but getting them back is tricky. While you may be able to… Read More »
5 Reasons Your Felony Charges May Be Dropped
Being charged with any type of criminal defense is scary, but being charged with a felony is the most serious. Felony offenses typically come with long jail sentences, high fines, and other penalties for those convicted. The good news is that your case may not get that far. Although it may seem like the… Read More »
What Are The Long-Term Consequences Of A Felony Conviction?
Felony offenses are the most serious in Ouachita Parish. A conviction will result in long prison sentences, high fines, and other consequences. For example, a convicted felon may have to register as a sex offender, and Louisiana still allows for the use of the death penalty. Even after a person has served their time,… Read More »
What Is The Difference Between Robbery And Burglary In Ouachita Parish?
People often think that robbery and burglary are the same offense, but they are two very different crimes in Ouachita Parish, and throughout Louisiana. Not only are the two offenses different, but there are also different types of both burglary and robbery. Likewise, there are also different penalties depending on the charge a person… Read More »
Understanding Burglary Charges In Ouachita Parish
Burglary charges are some of the most common in Ouachita Parish, but they are also largely misunderstood. Louisiana law recognizes different types of burglary and the penalties for a conviction will vary depending on the type of charge and the facts of the case. Below, our Ouachita Parish felony defense lawyer breaks down the… Read More »
The Different Types Of Robbery Charges In Monroe
Robbery is a very serious criminal offense in Monroe because it involves harming another person. There are many different types of robbery outlined under Louisiana law, but all of them are classified as felonies. A felony conviction is the worst kind you could have on your criminal record and so, it is important to… Read More »