Helping Louisiana Families Face Legal Problems
Juvenile delinquency has long been studied by sociologists in order to identify at-risk youth demographics. These studies typically aim to target these youth to help prevent juvenile crime and delinquency and help these youth live productive and happy lives. Louisiana...
Parents of teenagers in Louisiana, and around the country, have many concerns. One of these activities is underage drinking. Here are a few ways that you can help prevent this from happening or at least decrease the risk. Demonstrate responsible behavior In order for...
Many minors who have been arrested for crimes have historically appeared in adult court in Louisiana and other states. Now, things are changing. What is the history of juveniles in court? In prior years, hundreds of juvenile offenders would end up going to adult...
Anyone who lies to the police would likely face criminal charges for making false statements. Ironically, during police questioning, Louisiana law enforcement may make inaccurate statements to get a suspect to self-incriminate. The most frustrating element here is...
Teenagers can sometimes be notorious risk-takers, and consuming alcohol reflects one way younger persons throw away cautions. Underage drinking is not legal, but many teenagers do so anyway. Worse, some teens might become intoxicated and get behind the wheel of a car,...
Parents of teens in Louisiana who are facing criminal charges in juvenile court can find some relief. Thanks to a new law, the state has eliminated fees from the costs of going to court. Here are some facts of the law that you should know. What is the new law? The new...
It is tragic when a teenager makes a mistake that will stay on their permanent record and follow them for the rest of their lives. The situation is much more severe when the minor has to face an adult sentence for a crime. Under certain circumstances, prosecutors can...
In Hammond, Louisiana, dealing with the juvenile court can be stressful. It's important to understand pre-disposition investigations beforehand and how they affect the juvenile court. When dealing with juvenile cases, it's best to use a law firm that deals with family...
The general answer to the question of Louisiana police questioning a minor about criminal activity is yes, but this is a qualified yes. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that police should always take into consideration the age of the questioned subject regardless of...
President Joe Biden issued an executive order for reforming the criminal justice system in the U.S. This is one of the first steps in repairing a system that needs significant improvement. Juvenile activists are trying to remain hopeful about the executive order but...
