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January 2012 Archives

Indictment marks first application of Unborn Victims Law

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on January 31, 2012
Category: Murder
Tags: Unborn Victims of Violence Act, murder
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Minority: Court's GPS decision doesn't tackle the tough issues

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on January 27, 2012
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: GPS, Supreme Court, drug trafficking
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Charlotte city council gives police more stop and search power

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on January 25, 2012
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: DNC, assault, demonstrations
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Ignition interlock laws too close to Big Brother for some, p. 3

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on January 21, 2012
Category: DUI
Tags: DWI, first-time offender, ignition interlock device
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Ignition interlock laws too close to Big Brother for some, p. 2

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on January 20, 2012
Category: DUI
Tags: DWI, driving while impaired, ignition interlock device, repeat offender
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Ignition interlock laws too close to Big Brother for some

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on January 14, 2012
Category: DUI
Tags: DWI, drunk drivers, ignition interlock device, repeat offender
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Mom shoots intruder and sparks more 'Castle Doctrine' debate (2)

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on January 12, 2012
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: Castle Doctrine, murder, self-defense
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Mom shoots intruder and sparks more 'Castle Doctrine' debate

On behalf of Sparrow Law Firm on January 5, 2012
Category: Murder
Tags: Castle Doctrine, manslaughter, murder, self-defense
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