On behalf of Germaine & Blaszka, P.A. | Nov 30, 2016 | drug crime defense, Firm News
Facing drug crimes is something that is very serious. You could be facing time behind bars, probation, fines, or other penalties. And, those are just the ones that the criminal justice system might impose. You could also be facing consequences at work, trouble finding...
On behalf of Germaine & Blaszka, P.A. | Nov 21, 2016 | dwi/dui defense, Firm News
An ex-lawmaker was involved in a three-vehicle crash in Rochester. He’s been accused of driving while under the influence and causing the accident. The prosecution is now asking that he not be given bail. The accident itself does not seem very complex. The man...
On behalf of Germaine & Blaszka, P.A. | Nov 16, 2016 | Firm News
Each year millions of people across the country are summoned for jury duty, but only a relatively small number actually serve. If you have been called to appear for the preliminary question and answer session but were not one of the jurors selected, you might wonder...
On behalf of Germaine & Blaszka, P.A. | Nov 16, 2016 | dwi/dui defense, Firm News
Driving-related charges, such as drunk driving, might not seem all too serious to some people. These charges, however, can have a huge impact on a person’s life. Think about drunk driving charges for a moment. These charges can lead to hikes in your car...
On behalf of Germaine & Blaszka, P.A. | Nov 9, 2016 | expungements, Firm News
Expungement is a legal process that can remove an arrest or conviction from someone’s criminal record. For some people, this could have a profound effect on their lives. For example, you may then be eligible for certain jobs. Not everyone will qualify for an...
On behalf of Germaine & Blaszka, P.A. | Nov 2, 2016 | drug crime defense, Firm News
The reason for a traffic stop in New Hampshire may not always be immediately apparent. Many stops prove rather uneventful, and motorists are sent on their way after officers determine all is well. Other situations may quickly turn from bad to worse, leaving the person...
