by Amy Pietrowski | Mar 29, 2023 | News
If you are a cardholder and get stopped by the police, a verification process ensures you are a registered cardholder, this typically takes a few moments for the officer to find you in the system. For cardholders who are intentionally selling medical marijuana, one...
by Amy Pietrowski | Mar 13, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Did you know that nearly 32.5% of college students admit to owning a fake ID during their school years? So when you send your under-21-year-old child to college, or they move out of the nest, possession of a fake ID can cost you and your kid more than just a fine. How...
by Amy Pietrowski | Feb 6, 2023 | Traffic Violations
For most drivers, getting a speeding ticket for going 15 miles over the limit can cause hefty fines, but for CDL drivers, it can be career altering. Compared to a standard license, CDLs require certain state and federal regulations to prevent temporary or permanent...
by Amy Pietrowski | Jan 16, 2023 | Veterans
As a U.S. Marine Corps veteran myself, I wanted to use my first blog post of 2023 to offer some ideas for ways you can support U.S. military veterans throughout this new year. The states that I serve—Mississippi, home to over 180,000 military veterans, and Tennessee,...
by Amy Pietrowski | Oct 26, 2022 | Criminal Defense
One of the most common charges made against young people in the United States is a minor in possession (MIP) charge. It’s a serious charge that could have financial consequences, as well as detrimental effects on your child’s future, including severe academic...
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