Recent Blog Posts
Posting Bond in Nevada
If you’ve been arrested in Las Vegas, there are a few things you should probably know right away. First, do not speak to the police. Be polite, be cooperative, and do not be unnecessarily argumentative. But do not answer any questions. Simply ask for a lawyer and remain silent. Call Lobo Law to get… Read More »
Ways a Juvenile Record Can Last a Lifetime
Parents have no shortage of fears. They worry their children will mess up in school, get bad grades, meet the wrong boy or girl, and they worry about things like kidnappings, school shootings, and just about every other sort of horror that can be imagined. Perhaps one of the oldest fears is the fear… Read More »
Top 5 Things Nevada Sex Workers Should Know About Their Rights in an Arrest
Are you a sex worker in Nevada? If so, there’s a good chance that you’ve had at least one or two run ins with the police. Although Nevada remains the last place in America with some form of legalized prostitution, the laws are actually much stricter than the public realizes. Even many professional sex… Read More »
Can I Go to Jail for Lewd Behavior in Las Vegas?
When people come to Las Vegas, there is a general assumption that “anything goes.” The old adage “what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas” may work for advertisements, but rest assured a criminal record will follow you long after you leave town. At Lobo Law, we aggressively defend clients who have been charged with… Read More »
Three Common Weapons Charge Defenses
If you have been charged with a weapons offense in Las Vegas, you need aggressive legal representation right away. Many people make the mistake of thinking weapons are more acceptable or that the laws are more lenient to gun owners in Nevada than in other parts of the country. And while it may be… Read More »
Can You Record the Police in Vegas?
In general, yes. The U.S. Constitution has been interpreted as protecting the right to take photographs in public. Indeed, being able to record and document public events is an extremely important check on government power. However, there are certain exceptions and nuances that you need to understand. Sadly, many law enforcement officers may be… Read More »
Why a Shooter is Almost Always Arrested, Even When it’s Self-Defense
Nevada law imposes strict penalties for weapons charges. Nevertheless, Nevada is considered a very “gun-friendly” state, due to open carry laws and a wide range of permissive laws allowing concealed carry even in some government buildings. Still, if you discharge a firearm, you should expect to be arrested. Remember that an arrest is not… Read More »
But I Thought Weed Was Legal? Getting Busted for Marijuana in Vegas
If you recently got arrested for marijuana in Las Vegas, you might be a little frustrated and confused. After all, isn’t marijuana legal in Nevada now? Well, yes but with a lot of qualifications. To be clear, marijuana is still classified as a Schedule I drug by the federal government, making it a federal… Read More »
5 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Shaken Baby Criminal Charges
Shaken baby syndrome is a real thing, and it claims the lives of thousands of babies each year. Some estimates suggest as many as 3,000 babies are shaken to injury or death each year, although many go unreported or undiagnosed. When a baby is shaken to death, it is almost always charged as murder…. Read More »
Can I Be Convicted of Sexual Assault Without Evidence?
No. There must be evidence. However, that’s just half the story. The real question is, what kind of evidence is required in order to get a conviction? In Las Vegas, the only evidence required is a victim’s testimony. That’s it. At Lobo Law, we know that results matter the most. If you’ve been charged… Read More »
