You know that there are cases in which lying to the police is a criminal offense. You could be charged with something like obstructing justice or hampering a criminal investigation. Does that mean it works both ways? Is it also illegal for the police to lie to you,...
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Month: February 2022
Dining and dashing is a crime
On Behalf of Law Offices of Elling & Elling | Feb 17, 2022 | Theft & Property Crimes
You’re sitting in a restaurant enjoying a lovely meal with your friends. You were their guest, so you didn’t even think about the bill when you stepped outside for a minute to grab a smoke. A few minutes later, your friends come out the door and quickly hustle you...
Domestic violence isn’t always physical
On Behalf of Law Offices of Elling & Elling | Feb 9, 2022 | Domestic Violence
When people hear about domestic violence, they may automatically picture a victim who has bruises and other injuries. It’s true that physical domestic violence is usually the easiest to spot, but it’s not the only type of domestic violence that can occur between a...
5 mistakes that could help you fight a DUI
On Behalf of Law Offices of Elling & Elling | Feb 3, 2022 | Drunk Driving
A DUI conviction comes with a lot of negative consequences. It could harm your job prospects, restrict your driving privileges and cost you a considerable amount in penalties and increased insurance premiums. In certain circumstances, it could also lead to jail time....