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Do you know how your domestic violence case can impact your child custody?

On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Feb 22, 2021 | Criminal Defense

One of perhaps the worst things that can happen if you're looking to retain or increase your child custody rights is to have domestic charges filed against you. While you're presumed innocent while your case makes it through the criminal legal system, family law...

What is a straw gun purchase?

On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Jan 26, 2021 | Criminal Defense

When you buy a gun, you must be very careful to follow all of the rules properly. This is especially true if you are buying that firearm for someone else. This can be done in some cases, such as buying a present for someone’s birthday, but not all. Breaking the law...

How can you help a loved one with a serious drug addiction?

On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Jan 12, 2021 | Criminal Defense

Watching a loved one go through a hard time or struggle can be difficult to endure. When someone you love has an uncontrolled substance abuse problem, like drug addiction or alcohol dependence, you may feel powerless. Sometimes, it can seem like the person you loved...

How can you defend against assault charges in Massachusetts?

On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Dec 15, 2020 | Criminal Defense

People can find themselves charged with assault because of a fight at a restaurant or even a domestic dispute. Under state law in Massachusetts, even verbal disagreements and threatening statements could constitute assault. Simple assault is often a misdemeanor, but...

Do college students shoplift?

On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Oct 4, 2020 | Criminal Defense

It’s easy to stereotype college students and assume that some of the millions of dollars worth of shoplifted items every year are stolen by these students. After all, college students are notoriously poor, as they try to get through school with only part-time jobs,...

Sharing your pills with a friend may constitute drug trafficking

On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Sep 19, 2020 | Criminal Defense

Controlled substances laws limit the right to possess, use and transfer certain medications. When a doctor prescribes medication to a patient, only that one person has the legal right to possess or take that drug.  If you don't need every pill in the prescription...

Understanding plea bargaining

On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Sep 9, 2020 | Criminal Defense

In the movies, when someone is wrongly accused of a crime, they go to trial. Their brilliant attorney proves their innocence, and they walk out of the courtroom a free man or woman. In the real world, things are very different. Less than 10% of criminal cases make it...

How criminal convictions can impact your gun ownership rights

On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Sep 3, 2020 | Criminal Defense

The U.S. Constitution enshrines some of the most important civil protections for American citizens. Among them is the right to lawfully possess a firearm, which is covered in the Second Amendment. In general, there are relatively few limitations on the right to own...

Have criminal charges pending? Know how to handle social media

On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Aug 13, 2020 | Criminal Defense

Many Americans live very public lives these days via their social media accounts -- but that can come back to haunt you when you have a criminal case pending. If you’re currently facing any kind of criminal charges, there are a few important things you need to keep in...

Situations where having a firearm is a crime

On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Jun 26, 2020 | Criminal Defense

The Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects the rights of United States citizens to bear arms and to establish or join a militia for the protection of the citizenry. While the U.S. has very few limitations on the ownership of firearms compared to many other...

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