When multiple people work together to commit a crime, they may jointly face prosecution as co-defendants. Having a co-defendant in a criminal case can complicate your defense, in that: You may have to determine whether and how to cooperate with co-defendants on a defense strategy. There may be conflicting or separate evidence for each defendant. Your co-defendants might “turn” on […]
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Early in the criminal justice process, a defendant will face the court at an arraignment hearing. They will understandably want to resolve their charges as soon as possible after an arrest, so they may wonder whether they can seek to have their charges dropped at the arraignment hearing. Request a Legal Case Evaluation Understanding Arraignment Hearings An arraignment is typically […]
Seeing a crime unfold is shocking and might make you want to step in and help. In Nevada, ordinary citizens can make arrests in certain situations. Doing so is called a citizen’s arrest. However, while citizen’s arrests are legal in certain circumstances, attempting to conduct one under others could land a would-be Good Samaritan in legal hot water. Here’s what […]
Are you unsure how the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services’ (USCIS) new premium processing fees could affect your immigration or naturalization petition? Let De Castroverde Law Group Criminal & Immigration demystify these changes for you. Our attorneys are ready to explain the updates and support you in managing your immigration case. We’ll provide clear advice and dedicated assistance to […]
Clark County is filled with scenic desert valleys crisscrossed by majestic mountain ranges, and it’s also home to the world-famous Las Vegas Strip. With mountains, museums, marvelous tours, and more, there is never a shortage of indoor and outdoor recreational activities to delight in. Our team at De Castroverde Criminal & Immigration Lawyers has put together a list of some of […]
Getting arrested can be a frightening and confusing experience, especially when you’re unfamiliar with police jargon or Nevada state laws. So if Las Vegas’s law enforcement has charged you with a crime, it’s important to know whether you’re facing a misdemeanor offense with a fine or a felony with possible jail time. That’s why we put together this blog to […]
Today, background checks are a common aspect of the application process, whether you’re applying for an apartment, a job, professional licensure, or United States citizenship. In Nevada, background checks are legal, although some laws limit how information may be obtained and used. But what exactly are background checks, what’s included in them, how long do they take, and why are […]
In Nevada, a person subjected to domestic violence, sexual abuse, or stalking can petition the court for a restraining order against their alleged abuser or stalker. However, a petitioner must meet various requirements to obtain a restraining order, and different requirements apply to initial temporary orders and final extended orders. Request a Legal Case Evaluation Understanding Restraining Orders & How […]
Underage gambling is a growing problem in the U.S. According to news reports, a national survey found that 58 percent of respondents ages 18 to 22 have placed at least one sports bet in the past year, even though many states don’t allow sports betting at all or limit it to adults 21 and older. This means many people place […]
Every country has expectations of its citizens, with varying expectations in different places across the globe. Sometimes individuals in one country will decide to become citizens in a second country. If permitted by both countries, then you are someone who has dual citizenship. The United States and over 60 other countries around the globe permit complete or partial dual citizenship. […]