On behalf of Law Office of James L. Riotto | Aug 24, 2017 | Sealing Records
For many, a criminal conviction may not carry a lifelong prison sentence, but it can carry a lifelong sentence of lost opportunities, job discrimination and other consequences. Even those who never face another conviction might have to live with punishment for a crime...
On behalf of Law Office of James L. Riotto | Aug 24, 2017 | Criminal Defense
It doesn’t take much for an individual to find him or herself at the center of a criminal investigation. In many instances, it only takes the statements of one person. In others, it may be a matter of being at the wrong place at the wrong time. Sometimes,...
On behalf of Law Office of James L. Riotto | Aug 18, 2017 | Drug Crimes
Although many states are relaxing their laws as they pertain to marijuana possession, the war on drugs wages on. Both state and federal prosecutors still aggressively pursue those who they believe have broken the law, which can leave innocent individuals facing the...
On behalf of Law Office of James L. Riotto | Aug 11, 2017 | Criminal Defense
It may sound surprising, but there are a number of seemingly minor situations that can lead to criminal charges. A traffic stop for a broken taillight, for example, could result in the driver being charged with drunk driving or possession of an illegal substance. Many...
On behalf of Law Office of James L. Riotto | Aug 7, 2017 | Criminal Defense
You should not take criminal charges lightly. Even if you are only charged with a misdemeanor, a conviction could seriously derail your life and goals. If your case has already been closed and you are dealing with the consequences of a conviction, though, there are...
On behalf of Law Office of James L. Riotto | Aug 4, 2017 | Drunk Driving
Drunk driving charges carry serious potential penalties and consequences, including criminal penalties and administrative consequences such as license suspension, that it is important to be aware of. The potential penalties and consequences can increase if the accused...
