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The Importance of Remaining Silent

The Importance of Remaining SilentIt’s human nature to want to defend yourself. Most people can’t resist trying to explain their conduct to police when confronted with questioning. The urge to confess or the need to talk your way out of trouble is irresistible. The...

Some Thoughts About the War on Drugs

Some Thoughts About the War on DrugsMarijuana, Thought Coercion and the Failed War on Drugs “Over the past 40 years, the United States has fought a losing domestic drug war that has cost one trillion dollars, resulted in over 40 million arrests, consumed law...

Wrongly Accused: Times When the Law Got It Wrong

Wrongly Accused: Times When the Law Got It WrongThe purpose of our legal system is to fairly adjudicate or “decide” disputes between individuals. When those individuals include the state or federal government, the person on the other side may be risking jail or...

IN THE NEWS: Lawyer Seeks Police Gag in UNLV Student Killing

IN THE NEWS: Lawyer Seeks Police Gag in UNLV Student KillingU.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT – A lawyer for a 21-year-old college student accused of killing his ex-girlfriend wants a judge to prohibit police from talking about the murder case. The Las Vegas Review-Journal...

Cyberstalking, Revenge Porn, and “Sextortion” Laws

Cyberstalking, Revenge Porn, and “Sextortion” LawsCyberstalking, revenge porn, and sextortion are online forms of harassment. All of these offenses can be prosecuted under state and federal laws. These crimes were already illegal under current laws but many statutes...

Fabrication and Victimization in Criminal Law

Fabrication and Victimization in Criminal LawThe recent Jussie Smollett fiasco sheds light on a little discussed fact which will hopefully get more exposure following the revelation that Smollett completely fabricated his victimization: More often than many people...

The Questionable History and Use of The Polygraph

The Questionable History and Use of The PolygraphThroughout its 80 year history, the polygraph machine has been both celebrated and scrutinized. The machine analyzes changes in the subjects physiological state (breathing, blood pressure and sweat) in an effort to...

How to Respond to a Nevada Subpoena

How to Respond to a Nevada SubpoenaYou may receive a subpoena to compel testimony in a court proceeding or produce documents in support of the state’s or defendant’s case. This is often an alarming experience for people and the first instinct is to answer it...

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The Importance of Remaining Silent

The Importance of Remaining SilentIt’s human nature to want to defend yourself. Most people can’t resist trying to explain their conduct to police when confronted with questioning. The urge to confess or the need to talk your way out of trouble is irresistible. The...

Some Thoughts About the War on Drugs

Some Thoughts About the War on DrugsMarijuana, Thought Coercion and the Failed War on Drugs “Over the past 40 years, the United States has fought a losing domestic drug war that has cost one trillion dollars, resulted in over 40 million arrests, consumed law...

Wrongly Accused: Times When the Law Got It Wrong

Wrongly Accused: Times When the Law Got It WrongThe purpose of our legal system is to fairly adjudicate or “decide” disputes between individuals. When those individuals include the state or federal government, the person on the other side may be risking jail or...

IN THE NEWS: Lawyer Seeks Police Gag in UNLV Student Killing

IN THE NEWS: Lawyer Seeks Police Gag in UNLV Student KillingU.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT – A lawyer for a 21-year-old college student accused of killing his ex-girlfriend wants a judge to prohibit police from talking about the murder case. The Las Vegas Review-Journal...

Cyberstalking, Revenge Porn, and “Sextortion” Laws

Cyberstalking, Revenge Porn, and “Sextortion” LawsCyberstalking, revenge porn, and sextortion are online forms of harassment. All of these offenses can be prosecuted under state and federal laws. These crimes were already illegal under current laws but many statutes...

Fabrication and Victimization in Criminal Law

Fabrication and Victimization in Criminal LawThe recent Jussie Smollett fiasco sheds light on a little discussed fact which will hopefully get more exposure following the revelation that Smollett completely fabricated his victimization: More often than many people...

The Questionable History and Use of The Polygraph

The Questionable History and Use of The PolygraphThroughout its 80 year history, the polygraph machine has been both celebrated and scrutinized. The machine analyzes changes in the subjects physiological state (breathing, blood pressure and sweat) in an effort to...

How to Respond to a Nevada Subpoena

How to Respond to a Nevada SubpoenaYou may receive a subpoena to compel testimony in a court proceeding or produce documents in support of the state’s or defendant’s case. This is often an alarming experience for people and the first instinct is to answer it...

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Personal Victories from Those We’ve Defended

No matter what charges you are facing, Mr. Grasso can help. If you are in need of a criminal lawyer in Las Vegas, call Gabriel L. Grasso at (702) 868-8866 today.

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