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Self-Defense Claims in Assault and Battery Cases

In assault and battery cases, a self-defense claim can be a powerful argument to justify actions that would otherwise be deemed criminal. Self-defense allows individuals to protect themselves from immediate harm, but it must be backed by specific circumstances and facts.

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What to Do if Your License Is Suspended

Losing a driver’s license can significantly disrupt one’s daily life, affecting professional and personal responsibilities. License suspensions can occur for a range of reasons, from unpaid tickets to serious infractions such as DUI. For individuals facing a suspension, knowing the necessary steps and available options is essential to reduce the impact.

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The Different Types of Drug Crimes and Their Consequences

McBride Law, based in Quincy, Massachusetts, understands that "drug crimes" encompass a wide spectrum of offenses related to illegal substances. These offenses can range from simple possession to large-scale trafficking. Each type of drug crime comes with its own set of charges, penalties, and legal considerations, which can vary based on jurisdiction and circumstances.

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Drug Trafficking Charges and What You Need to Know

Drug trafficking is a serious offense that can lead to severe legal consequences. In Massachusetts, individuals facing these charges must understand the legal processes and potential ramifications.

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Should I Still Hire an Attorney If I Think I’m Guilty?

After being faced with a crime, it is common to believe you are guilty and feel the only way out is to face the consequences. Even if you believe you are guilty, it is wise to speak with an attorney first rather than handle the situation alone.

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Understanding Drug Crime Charges

Anytime you’re faced with a criminal charge, it’s imperative that you educate yourself about the law, the legal process, and what possible consequences you may face from a conviction or even an accusation. This is no doubt a stressful and overwhelming time, but taking your charges seriously, especially drug charges, will help you navigate the complex issues and mitigating factors. A strong legal defense team can help you through this difficult time and fight for you.

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Are There Alternatives to Going to Jail?

Those facing criminal charges are understandably concerned about the possible penalties that a conviction might bring. Chief among these worries is whether or not they’ll be sentenced to jail.

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Are Parents Responsible for Their Child's Crimes?

If a minor commits a crime, the parent likely becomes scared for their child. A million thoughts can pass through their minds, such as what that child’s future will look like, what repercussions will the crime cause, the mental health of the child and those around them, and more.

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First 72 Hours After an Arrest

If you’ve been charged with any kind of crime in Massachusetts, it’s natural to feel frustrated, even overwhelmed. The first 72 hours after an arrest by law enforcement can be difficult—but it’s also an incredibly important period of time for you and your case. If you fail to spend those hours wisely, you may suffer for it later in court.

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FAQ About Marijuana Use and Possession in Massachusetts

Recreational marijuana use has recently become legal in Massachusetts, but the laws surrounding it can be tricky to interpret and to keep up with.  And, if you’re ever faced with marijuana-related drug charges, you shouldn’t feel like you have to face them alone.

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