Why Short Term Rental Landlords May Need a Criminal Defense Attorney
Posted on by Townsend MyersShort term rentals prove to be a point of contention in cities across the nation. In many areas, including New Orleans, these tenancies are considered illegal for those who don’t have a license to operate […]
Criminal Policy Reform Gets Mixed Reviews
Posted on by Townsend MyersA new report from the Stanford University Criminal Justice Center examines the response of stakeholders in the California criminal justice system to the state’s now two-year-old prison realignment program. [Full text of the […]
Hiring an Attorney for a Minor in Possession Ticket
Posted on by Townsend MyersMinor in Possession of Alcohol in the city of New Orleans is a misdemeanor offense requiring a court appearance, and carrying potentially serious consequences for a person’s long-term criminal record if convicted. But a good lawyer can help you get a MIP in New Orleans dismissed.
Using Technology in Criminal Cases
Posted on by Townsend MyersI had the privilege last Friday to give a presentation on the use of technology in criminal cases to the annual meeting of the Louisiana Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys.
Rather than a step-by-step guide on […]
Criminal Court Budget Crisis is a Crisis of “Over-prosecution”
Posted on by Townsend MyersThe judges of the Orleans Parish Criminal District Court pleaded with the the New Orleans City Council on Monday to spare the court’s budget from a proposed 31 percent cut. The budget proposed by Mayor Mitch […]