Category: Criminal Defense

When we last left our intrepid heroes, Mud Lick’s top cops were attempting to solve the mystery of a prized cow allegedly anally probed by aliens—CLS Sheriff Roy Templeton and Deputy Ernesto Miranda stood in front of what looked to be a cross between a nuclear bunker and an abandoned radio station. “What in blazes […]

Although marijuana has been legalized here in Minnesota, there are plenty of other drugs that are still illegal to possess or sell. Because the state wants to crack down on the distribution and spread of these drugs throughout Minnesota, they are more likely to hand down stronger penalties to individuals who have the intent to […]

Varghese Summersett was honored to host two legal legends – retired Judge Louis Sturns and renowned Defense Attorney Mike Heiskell – to celebrate Black History Month during the firm’s weekly training session. “You are all in for a treat,” VS Partner Tiffany Burks told the firm’s attorneys and staff as she introduced her esteemed guests […]

According to the father, daughter “Jane Doe” had issues that were being addressed by dad and her therapist after mom passed. But the school had rules, and District of New Jersey Judge Georgette Castner denied a temporary restraining order after finding the father unlikely to prevail. Jane Doe is a freshman at Delaware Valley Regional […]

Nobody wants to have to blow into an ignition interlock device every time they want to start their vehicle, but that’s the reality for thousands of Minnesotans across the state each day. These ignition interlock devices help to keep our roads safe in the wake of a DUI, and one common question we get from […]

Travis County Motor Vehicle Accident Statistics Travis County saw an overall decrease in motor vehicle accidents going from 17,468 accidents in 2022 to 17,257 accidents in 2023, a reduction of 2.2%. The total number of fatalities went down by 5.3% and the number of alcohol-related fatalities went down by nearly 27%. Like many other counties, […]

Houston’s KPRC Channel 2 at click2houston.com reports there has been “mishandling” and “delayed response time” to sexual assault reports by Houston Police and Harris County Sheriff’s Office authorities and that it may be an “ongoing problem,” dating back to 2021. To acknowledge and address the problem, HPD Chief Troy Finner labeled it “unacceptable” and said […]