Back in August, we shared the story of Jennifer Marie Axelberg, the 39-year-old woman who was convicted of a DWI as a result of an incident near her family cabin in Mora, Minnesota. What made Jennifer’s case unique was that she claimed she only got behind the wheel on the night in question because she […]
5 Legal Changes Adopted After President Kennedy Was Assassinated
Polls collected over the last fifty years show the John F. Kennedy was the most popular president of the 20th century, so it’s no surprise that his assassination sent shockwaves through the nation. The ripple effects of the events on November 22, 1963 still resonate today, so in honor of the 50th anniversary of JFK’s […]
Knockout ‘Game’ Is Basically Just Assault, Murder
A disturbing new ‘game’ called Knockout has already caused deaths in three states, and law enforcement officials fear the trend may be spreading. Unlike other tween games like The Choking Game or Fluffy Bunny, which can have unintended fatal consequences, Knockout is far more dangerous and much more criminal in nature. The goal of Knockout, […]
How We Win Assault Cases
Below is a piece by Avery Appelman, founder of Appelman Law Firm. Each Friday, we will be posting a blog crafted by one of our attorneys so they can share their stories, tips, and insights into the legal world. Today, Avery talks about his methods for fighting an assault charge, citing two dismissals he recently […]
Crimes Committed by 5 Famous Horror Movie Villains
Happy Friday the 13th! In honor of the ominous holiday, we thought we’d examine what charges some of the most famous horror movie villains might face if they were ever caught and brought before a jury. Enjoy! Jason Voorhees – No list about Friday the 13th could be complete without Jason Voorhees, who terrorized all […]
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