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A drug conspiracy is a plan between two or more people to violate drug laws. This could involve planning to buy, manufacture, or traffic a controlled substance with the help of someone else. If you’re caught conspiring to commit a drug crime in Louisiana, you will face a drug conspiracy charge, even if you never […]

If you were arrested for driving while intoxicated in Louisiana, and this was not your first DWI arrest, you could be facing a misdemeanor or felony. This will depend on the details of your case and how many prior DWI offenses you have on your record. Either way, you will likely spend time in jail

If you’ve been charged with a sex crime in Louisiana, you likely already know what legal penalties you face if convicted. Depending on the specific offense, these penalties likely include time in prison and major fines. But that’s just the beginning of the penalties to expect from a sex crime conviction. There are also collateral

DWI and DUI are two terms that people often use when talking about driving while impaired. In some states, they have slightly different meanings. But in Louisiana, they are considered the same charge. DWI stands for driving while intoxicated, while DUI means driving under the influence. Though the terms are interchangeable, this state uses DWI

If a police officer suspects you’re driving under the influence of alcohol, they might ask you to complete some field sobriety tests. These are supposed to test your balance and coordination to determine if you could be too drunk to drive. The first detail to know about these tests is that they’re not required, so

Negligent homicide is one of the five types of homicide charges in Louisiana. If you’ve been charged with this crime, you’re being accused of killing someone, which is among the most serious charges you can face in criminal court. As such, you should hire a criminal defense attorney immediately to defend yourself from a homicide

A person’s home should be their castle, and the place where they, their family, and personal belongings are safe. Unfortunately, robberies and home invasions do occur and in the Pelican State, these criminal offenses are taken very seriously. The Louisiana statutes do specifically outline the offense of home invasion, but there are similar offenses that

Law enforcement agencies use dogs for a number of reasons. They sometimes use them to track down criminals, while in other instances, dogs are used to sniff out bombs. The most common reason dogs are used by law enforcement, though, is to sniff out illicit substances, such as drugs. If you have been charged with

In the majority of cases, the use of violence is against the law in Louisiana. However, there are certain times when using violence against another person is legal, even if it results in taking the other person’s life. This is a form of self-defense and when the violence is so extreme it results in killing