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Understanding the Steps of a Criminal Case

You may have seen the steps of a criminal case play out on television, but criminal cases look much different in real life. If you are accused of a crime, it is important to understand the steps in a criminal case and what you…

Tips for Dealing with the Stress of a Pending Criminal Case

A pending criminal case can wreak havoc on your mental well-being. Trials are extremely stressful, and it’s common for defendants to feel anxious, overwhelmed, and even panicked as their court date approaches. If you're facing a criminal trial, it's important to do everything you…

What You Need to Know About Job Hunting with a Criminal Record

A criminal record can affect your ability to obtain or keep a job. Depending upon the type and the severity of the charge, you may be permanently prohibited from working in certain professions or with certain demographics. Even if you conceal your criminal history…

What Happens if You Accidentally Shoplift at Self-Checkout?

It could happen to anyone: You’re at the self-checkout in the grocery store scanning your items, and you’re distracted by something. Your kids, your cell phone ringing, another customer asking you to move your cart—and you absentmindedly forget to scan something before putting it…

What to Expect if You Are Accused of Embezzlement

An embezzlement charge is no laughing matter. It is an extremely serious accusation that could lead to fines, jail time, and other negative outcomes. Find out what to expect if you are accused of embezzlement and what Janet Altschuler can do to protect your…

What Is the Difference Between Probation and Parole?

Probation and parole may seem similar, but they’re actually very different terms. Their variances can have major impacts on your legal case, as well as your professional and personal life. Read up on the differences between probation and parole, and how Janet Altschuler can…

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