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How Do Judges Use Aggravating Factors

How Do Judges Use Aggravating Factors?

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Prosecutors will use every advantage they have to get the longest sentence possible for those convicted of crimes. Using aggravating factors helps the prosecutor increase basic sentences. Experienced criminal defense lawyers understand that sentencing is a critical part of every... Read More

What Happens If You Accidentally Use a Counterfeit Bill

What Happens If You Accidentally Use a Counterfeit Bill?

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Cash remains king. Even though we use debit and credit cards when buying an item at a store or online, many of us still pay with cash. Although buying goods and services with cash helps maintain our privacy, we run... Read More

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Will I Go to Jail for Child Neglect in New Mexico?

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Criminal allegations involving children victims are some of the most severe. Child neglect is one such allegation. All states have some form of child neglect and abuse laws, and child neglect penalties are often unforgiving and strict. Child neglect penalties... Read More

What Are Aggravating Factors

What Are Aggravating Factors?

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Experienced criminal defense attorneys understand their clients deserve fierce advocacy at every stage of the proceedings. A guilty verdict or guilty plea does not absolve an attorney from continuing to fight. Strong advocacy at sentencing ensures that you receive the... Read More

What Are the Best Defenses for Child Exploitation in New Mexico

What Are the Best Defenses for Child Exploitation in New Mexico?

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A conviction for child exploitation charges could have life-altering consequences beyond any punishments meted out by the court. After potentially serving a lengthy prison sentence, you could run into difficulty with immigration issues, finding a job, furthering your education, or... Read More

Using Counterfeit Bills to Shop: What Are the Consequences

Using Counterfeit Bills to Shop: What Are the Consequences?

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From the time people first used currency, there have been people trying to make and use fake money. Despite the government’s best efforts to print money that cannot be copied, counterfeit currency remains in circulation. Counterfeit currency today is compelling... Read More

I Believe I Am the Victim of Entrapment. What Should I Do

I Believe I Am the Victim of Entrapment. What Should I Do?

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The entrapment defense in New Mexico can only be used in certain circumstances. But entrapment is a defense, so in using entrapment, you are admitting to the crime. Therefore, you will need a skilled, experienced, and knowledgeable criminal defense lawyer... Read More

Can I Get an Early Release Because of Good Behavior

Can I Get an Early Release Because of Good Behavior?

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A person’s most valuable commodity is time. We know life is short. Certainly, no one wants to spend any time behind bars. Unfortunately, bad things happen that could result in losing your freedom. However, if you’re incarcerated, you might be... Read More

Admissible vs. Inadmissible Evidence: What You Need to Know

Admissible vs. Inadmissible Evidence: What You Need to Know

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Popular crime TV shows and movies often glamorize and fast-track criminal trials. While you may hear the words evidence, admissible, and inadmissible, the importance of each of those terms is usually glossed over on TV. If you are facing a... Read More

What Are the Penalties for Desecrating the Dead

What Are the Penalties for Desecrating the Dead?

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When you hear the phrase “desecrating the dead,” it probably conjures images of spooky graveyards and crime TV. However, desecrating the dead is a more common crime than you might think. Desecrating the dead or abuse of a corpse can... Read More

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