If you’re facing false accusations and are worried about the accuser pressing charges, you may be wondering, “Can someone press charges without proof in Louisiana?” At The Law Offices of Ossie Brown, our criminal defense lawyers cover what’s required to file
In courtroom proceedings in Louisiana, when an attorney raises an objection, the judge has the option to respond with either an objection sustained or an objection overruled. If the judge agrees with the valid objection, meaning that the evidence presented
In Louisiana, domestic battery meaning involves the intentional infliction of force or physical contact on a family or household member, most typically an intimate household member, without their consent. This criminal offense often leads to serious domestic violence charges under
In Louisiana, whether you’re dealing with a family law matter or a criminal case, obtaining a protective order requires proof that you are in immediate danger. When considering, “What proof do you need for a restraining order?” evidence such as
At The Law Offices of Ossie Brown, we offer comprehensive legal services in both criminal defense and family law, particularly when it comes to matters involving restraining orders in Louisiana. For those seeking protection from domestic abuse, obtaining a temporary restraining
Can a felon own a gun in Louisiana? The answer to this question depends on various factors, including the nature of the felony conviction and the specifics of Louisiana state and federal law. Under federal law, individuals with certain felony
A hit-and-run is either a misdemeanor or felony offense in Louisiana, depending on the circumstances of the hit-and-run accident. A misdemeanor hit-and-run typically involves minor hit-and-run accidents with no serious injury or a non-serious injury and results in misdemeanor charges.
At the Law Offices of Ossie Brown, we often address concerns about whether a grand jury indictment in Louisiana leads directly to jail time. An indictment is a formal accusation made by a grand jury, stating that there is enough
‘Detainment and arrest’ are not interchangeable legal standards or legal issues. Understanding the difference between detention and arrest is vital, particularly for individuals involved in or accused of criminal conduct. Below, our experienced Baton Rouge criminal defense attorney team compares the terms
Gabby’s Law, a recent Louisiana drug law aims to reduce the number of deaths related to illicitly manufactured fentanyl and other illegal drugs by imposing stricter penalties for manufacturers and sellers of fentanyl or illicit drugs laced with fentanyl. This
Criminal negligence, or gross negligence, a far more serious form of negligence than civil negligence, means that a person acts recklessly, with a conscious objective, knowing the negligent act may come with an unjustifiable risk. Gross negligence or criminal negligence
If you’re an avid watcher of true crime shows, you know that secretly recording audio or video of someone committing a crime is a common way for bystanders, or police, to get the evidence they need to put someone behind
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