Rhode Island Immigration Attorney vs. Deportation Are you facing deportation? During these trying economic times, and with candidates coming out of the woodwork to run for president, how the United States deals with immigrants becomes a hot topic. It is…
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Ashley Madison hacked? Apparently so. In a recent turn of unfortunate events a group calling themselves “The Impact Team” created and accomplished their mission to successfully have Ashley Madison hacked. The hackers cracked into the database of ashleymadison.com and…
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In a recent decision by Superior Court Judge Daniel A. Procaccini, the murder conviction of Raymond Tempest was overturned. Tempest was sentenced to an 85-year prison term and has served 23 years in prison for the murder of Doreen C….
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Have you been waiting to hear the latest DAPA news? DAPA, Deferred Action for Parental Accountability, is still on hold. The official implementation of DAPA is still in holding due to temporary injuctions and lawsuits. The original deadline of May…
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A former Minnesota teacher’s history of child pornography and child molestation has resurfaced. Lynn Seibel, was the drama and English teacher at Shattuck – St. Mary’s School. After allegations of child molestation and the discovery of child pornography on his…
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Holiday Cheer & End of the Year Festivities The holidays are a treasured time with family and friends, filled with grand feasts and great cocktails. The holidays also bring about another unforeseen string of events; DUI arrests and convictions. DUI…
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Criminal Charges: The client was already ordered removed based upon a Rhode Island conviction for felony assault when he hired the services of John MacDonald. His prior attorney made no effort to vacate this conviction which constituted an aggravated felony…
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Criminal Charges: The client was detained by ICE authorities based upon a 2002 misdemeanor conviction for domestic assault. Despite being a long-term permanent resident of the United States who was eligible for cancellation of removal, he was detained by the…
Read MoreCriminal Defense Charge: Client was ordered removed based upon a 1997 possession of cocaine conviction. Client was denied the ability to apply for cancellation on this conviction due to a 1982 breaking and entering charge that constituted an aggravated felony….
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In the state of Rhode Island, domestic violence convictions carry heavy consequences. Over the past 30 years, there have been drastic shifts in the legal authority granted to law enforcement officers. Police are now able to make warrant-less arrests when…
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Involuntary manslaughter is when a person is killed during another crime, or when a death occurs without advance planning. This is usually divided into two categories, criminally negligent and constructive manslaughter. Constructive manslaughter is considered an “unlawful act” and is…
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Providence Man Turns Himself In For Murder A young Providence man has turned himself in for the murder of another young man. The victim had no apparent issues with anyone else, yet the police are checking for gang-related activity….
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