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The Lindsay Clancy murder trial has sparked intense discussion online. One of the biggest questions surrounding the case is whether her defense will succeed in arguing that severe mental illness made her legally not responsible for the deaths ...


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When Bryan Kohberger recently announced that he wanted to withdraw the guilty plea he entered in the University of Idaho murder case, many people began asking the same question: Can you actually take back a guilty plea?

Kohberger pleaded guilty in 2025 to the murders of four University of Idaho students as part of an agreement that spared him the de...


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The criminal case involving singer D4vd, whose legal name is David Anthony Burke, has become one of the most talked-about criminal prosecutions in California. The case has attracted national attention because of the serious allegati...


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Getting a phone call that your son has been arrested can be every parent’s worst nightmare. It’s normal to feel scared, confused, and unsure of what happens next. The good news is that your actions in the first few hours can make a real difference. Staying calm and making informed decisions can help protect your child’s rights and future.

If your son, other relative...


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California recently passed Assembly Bill 46 (AB 46), bringing important changes to the state’s mental health diversion law. If you or a loved one is facing criminal charges and has a qualifying mental health condition, these updates coul...


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