We’re pleased to announce that the Appelman Law Firm blog has once again been named to Feedspot’s list of best criminal defense blogs to follow in 2026. Last year, we shared on our blog that the Appelman Law Firm blog was named to Feedspot’s 60 Best Criminal Law Blogs for 2025. We continued to share […]
Anything You Post Can Be Used Against You In The Court Of Law
If you’re about to be placed under arrest, police will be required to read you the Miranda Rights, which among other things, says that “anything you say can be used against you in the court of law.” We always tell our clients to keep their mouth shut after verbally confirming that they understand the rights […]
What To Do When You’re Wrongly Accused
Being wrongly accused of a crime can turn your world upside and leave your mind racing. However, it’s very important that you don’t act rashly or impulsively after finding out you’ve been accused of a crime. Take a breath, collect your thoughts and follow these tips if you are ever falsely accused of a crime. […]
Why Might Evidence Be Suppressed In A Criminal Trial?
During a criminal trial, both sides will present evidence that they hope will earn their side a victory, but sometimes this evidence can be suppressed after it has been entered into court, meaning the judge or jury has to pretend it never existed. But why might evidence be suppressed after it is entered at trial […]
Three Qualities That Prosecutors Say Good Defense Lawyers Have
Sometimes the best way to plan for a competition is to look at your opponent, understand their strengths and base your strategy around stopping your opponent from doing all of the things they do well. If you know how the other team is going to attack, you can plan a more effective defense. Along a […]
