Criminal Defense Articles

Miranda rights protect you during police questioning. Learn the exact warning, when Kansas police must read it, and what happens if they don't.

If you have questions about registering as a sex offender in Kansas, here are your answers.

People incriminate themselves just simply by talking. That’s the biggest mistake. They think it’s similar to having trouble with your mom.

You should almost always decline to meet with police or a detective. Learn more from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney.

The bail process is a critical step in the criminal justice system that can significantly impact the course of your case.

Facing arrest is a stressful and unsettling experience, but it's important to remember that you have rights and responsibilities in this situation.

A step by step breakdown of the DUI process in Kansas. Learn more from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney at Roth Davies LLC.

DO NOT Try To Strike A Deal With The Police . Contrary to popular belief the police do not have the ability to negotiate with you.

How is a DUI defined in the state of Kansas? Answers from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney at Roth Davies LLC.

An Intoxilyzer 9000 is a gas chromatograph machine. It basically works as an intake tube that is supposed to be heated and it is to prevent condensation.

If you are under twenty-one and you are in possession of alcohol or some beer, you can be convicted as a minor of possession.

How does a DUI charge affect your drivers license? Answers from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney at Roth Davies LLC.

The Juvenile Intensive Supervision Program was developed to provide an alternative for juvenile offenders in lieu of group home or youth center placement.

Every criminal case has to do with risk. It's risky to go to trial, it's risky to plea. You have to weigh out risks with your criminal defense lawyer.

Moving vs. non-moving violations in Kansas: which tickets add points, raise insurance, or risk your license. An Overland Park traffic lawyer explains.

Explore Kansas gun laws as a leading open carry state. Understand open carry regulations, permits, and how Kansas compares to other open carry states.

Can I sue my employer if they discriminate against me based on my age?

Can you make the state pay your attorney's fees if you win your criminal case? Answers from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney at Roth Davies LLC.

Can I get my gun rights back after I am convicted of a Felony in Kansas?

Brandan Davies talks about what it is like to go to the Johnson County Detention Center.

If you get arrested in one state because you are accused of a crime in another state it can be a complicated process. Here is a brief outline of how it works.

The Kansas Legislature is doing it’s best to get rid of a constitutional protection allowing regulated abortion.

“I just wanted the police to come out and calm things down. I didn’t want anyone to get arrested.” Learn more from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney.

Charged with a crime? here’s how to navigate the situation with your employer. Learn more from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney at Roth Davies LLC.

By Brandan Davies , Partner at Roth Davies LLC Brandan Davies is a Partner with Roth Davies, LLC. Learn more from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney.

Understand the steps to take when facing accusations to prevent criminal charges. Gain insights on proactive measures to safeguard your future and reputation.

Attorney Brandan Davies give you a few short tips on how to cope with being charged with a crime in Kansas.

At some point in your life you're going to need a lawyer. Maybe you are in criminal trouble, need to get a divorce or you've been injured in a car accident.

There are a lot of questions that the judge is going to ask you before he/she will accept a plea. Learn more from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney.

If somebody gets a conviction on their record for domestic battery, it impacts their right to have a firearm.

This question comes in pretty often. Someone will call about a potential criminal case in which they think they are facing.

Diversion is not all it is cracked up to be. A person has to first of all admit that they have done whatever the state alleges that they have done.

The Kansas Offender Registration Act (“KORA”) is a criminal law. Learn more from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney.

Discover the key differences between assault and battery in Kansas. Understand the legal definitions, consequences, and implications of each offense.

Vital tips on how to win a DUI case. Learn more from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney at Roth Davies LLC.

What to do if you find out you have a DUI warrant. Learn more from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney at Roth Davies LLC.

Media content can be accessed almost anywhere and at almost any time of the day. Learn more from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney.

Murder has always been a serious crime, one punished through harsh penalties throughout history. Learn more from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney.

By the time you walk into that lawyer’s office and by the time you leave that office you should expect to be calmed down.

How the suspension works is the state is going to look at two different things. Learn more from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney.

You have been charged with a crime and you are going into a criminal defense lawyer’s office. Learn more from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney.

Well, you're in a pinch. Your car broke down... You missed your ride... Your kid is sick... You got stuck in the snow...

If you've been charged with a crime and have spent some time going over your case with your lawyer you might have considered a plea offer.

In a criminal case you are facing jail time, in a civil case you generally are not facing jail time. In a criminal case it's the State vs.

The most common misconception would be that a person is going to automatically lose their driver’s license when they get a DUI .

DO NOT Admit To Alcohol Consumption. The second you admit to drinking alcohol you are helping the officer.

If it is a third time DUI or higher, it can become a felony depending on how you received those DUIs.

Contrary to popular belief, if you ask a person on the street, they would think that most criminals re-offend, but that’s usually not the case.

Driving on suspended, reckless driving, driving on no insurance and just speeding tickets are the most common.

Keep Quiet No Matter What The Police Say. You have a 6th amendment right not to be questioned without a lawyer present; exercise it.

This is a Short List of the benefits you get from expunging a criminal record in Kansas.

How common are prostitution and solicitation offenses in Overland Park? Answers from a Johnson County criminal defense attorney at Roth Davies LLC.