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Alabama Drug Trafficking: Mandatory License Suspension

Consequences Beyond the Cell: How a Drug Trafficking Conviction Impacts Your Alabama Driver’s License A drug trafficking arrest in Alabama initiates a cascade of severe consequences, extending far beyond fines and prison time. For those convicted, the loss of driving privileges is a mandatory, non-negotiable penalty governed by state law. Understanding the Alabama Code sections […]

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Strategic Voir Dire for Alabama Hit and Run Defense

Meta Description: Navigating the Hit-and-Run Trial in Alabama A hit-and-run charge in Alabama, especially a Class C Felony, demands a highly strategic defense. The most critical, and often overlooked, phase of any criminal trial is jury selection, or voir dire. This post explores advanced defense strategies for voir dire specifically tailored to challenge juror bias

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