Minneapolis Criminal Defense Attorney Judith Samson An assault occurs when an individual inflicts physical harm or unwanted physical contact upon a person. Some legal definitions include that an assault occurs when a threat or attempt to commit such an action transpires. The result of such hostile actions is you will be responsible for a crime… Read more »
Protecting Minnesota Citizens Facing Shoplifting and Theft Charges
Got caught shoplifting, nervous, and frightened of an upcoming trial? At Judith Samson Attorney At Law, we would first like to inform you that Criminal Defense Attorney Judith Samson provides free, confidential consultations 24/7! She can be contacted at (612) 333-8001 or online here. Whether you are arrested and looking up an attorney on your phone before… Read more »
Legalities of Terroristic Threats Assault in Minneapolis, Minnesota
Minnesota’s legislative statutes define terrorist threats as the intent to terrorize or to threaten violence. This crime can cause evacuation of a building, place of assembly, vehicle, or facility of public transportation. Such terror or inconvenience, and the reckless disregard of the risk of causing terror, is a felony that carries the possibility of a sentence to… Read more »
Minnesota Assault Defense Lawyer
Assault involves crimes of violence from one person against another. The person who commits the crime must intend to either: Cause fear of immediate bodily harm or death in someone Inflict (or actually inflict) bodily harm upon another Even in circumstances when assault is charged as a misdemeanor, it’s a serious crime and a serious… Read more »
Minnesota Harassment Restraining Order
There are at least an estimated million restraining orders in the U.S. at any time. Harassment Restraining Orders are serious business. They can have an enormous impact on the lives of everyone involved. What is a Harassment Restraining Order? A Harassment Restraining Order (HRO) is an order signed by a judicial officer that orders someone to stop… Read more »
Have You Been Charged with 5th-Degree Controlled Substance Offenses in Minnesota?
If you have been charged with 5th degree-controlled substance offenses in Minnesota, the penalties and consequences of being convicted are far-reaching. The repercussions of such a conviction can impact your life negatively as well as your future. It will rare its ugly head every time you apply for a job or try to rent an apartment. Needless… Read more »
Minnesota Criminal Defense Attorney Judith Samson – Solicitation & Prostitution Charges
If you have been charged with solicitation of prostitution, Minnesota Criminal Defense Attorney, Judith Samson, can help. Being arrested and charged with prostitution can not only be embarrassing, but it can have a significant impact on your career and your future. Solicitation of prostitution is a serious crime. By contacting Judith Samson, an experienced Minnesota Solicitation of Prostitution… Read more »
Fifth Degree Controlled Substance Offenses In Minnesota
Minneapolis Fifth-Degree Controlled Substance Charges As there are a variety of drug-related offenses outlined in our statutes, the level of the offense and the consequences of these offenses can be confusing to anyone, even the most seasoned lawyers. Drug charges and convictions are taken very seriously in Minnesota and the effects of the convictions last a lifetime,… Read more »
Domestic Violence Shelters in Minnesota
Minneapolis Criminal Defense Attorney Domestic violence shelters are a resource that can provide immediate support to an individual or family that is experiencing domestic violence. Other than providing emergency or transitional housing, domestic violence shelters usually offer an array of related services, such as counseling, crisis and intervention planning, court accompaniment or assistance with protective orders,… Read more »
Defending Solicitation And Prostitution Charges In Minnesota
Protect Yourself And Your Future With Effective Legal Counsel Prostitution and/or solicitation are sex crime charges that can result in hefty fines, long prison sentences, and further punishments that extend far longer than even our constitution allows. Many of those found guilty of a sex crime have to file as sex offenders with the state and your personal… Read more »
