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Blog Posts in January, 2012

Involuntary Manslaughter vs. Voluntary Manslaughter

Posted on Jan 20, 2012 By Miami Criminal Attorney
Involuntary manslaughter is unintentionally taking the life of another. This could be the result of recklessness or criminal negligence. If someone was killed while a crime was being committed, even ...
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Graffiti: Art or Vandalism?

Posted on Jan 15, 2012 By Miami Criminal Lawyer
Graffiti is any drawing or writing that is done a wall or surface of a public place. From simple words to huge murals, graffiti can be seen in most areas of the world. Although some of the drawings ...
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Trial Begins for Man Accused of Murdering Rival

Posted on Jan 10, 2012 By Miami Criminal Lawyer
In June of 2010, twenty-one-year-old R.E. was shot dead in a night club in South Beach. N.P. from Miami is currently on trial for his murder that was said to be "cold, calculated, and ...
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