If a person is convicted of murder in Louisiana, they could be facing life in prison or even the death penalty. However, under criminal law, it is possible to be charged with murder without ever intending to kill another person. The felony murder rule allows for murder charges if someone is killed while a felony…
In Louisiana, homicide charges are the most severe charges a person can face. Louisiana supports capital punishment, and those convicted of first-degree murder can face the death penalty. Certain circumstances, such as the killing of a police officer or murders involving financial gain or hate crimes, can elevate first-degree murder to capital murder charges, which…
Illegal drug use in the United States is an ongoing problem, and sadly children and teens are no exception in the devastating statistics. Between 2016 and 2020, drug use went up by 61% among eighth-graders, and it is estimated that 50% of teenagers have misused drugs at least once. With such a prevalence among teens…
Often misunderstood, burglary and robbery charges are not the same. There are different kinds of burglary and robbery crimes in Louisiana, and the penalties and consequences differ depending on the charges you face. A lawyer can help you evaluate the important details in your case and the best way to combat the charges against you….