Last week, Laura Law wrote a blog post about a constitutional challenge to new DUI laws in North Dakota and Minnesota. There are two cases, Birchfield v. North Dakota and Bernard v. Minnesota, which present the questions posed by … Continue reading
The newspaper.com published an insightful article regarding the contesting of new DUI laws in North Dakota and Minnesota. The Supreme Court will soon rule on whether the law is constitutional. See below for the full article: US Supreme Court To … Continue reading
Lauralaw gives a shout out to attorney Robert LaPier for posting this interesting article for all DUI and Traffic attorneys and their clients, discussing a new Idaho case, Idaho v. Ebersole in which the Court of Appeals refused to allow … Continue reading
Last night, Jake Arrieta did the unthinkable – he threw his SECOND NO HITTER IN ELEVEN STARTS. I’m sorry for yelling, but I’m excited. In the kerfuffle that followed, as Jason Heyward put the squeeze on the 27th out, a … Continue reading
WQUAD published an article regarding the recent passage of a bill in the senate that would further decriminalize marijuana in Illinois. Read the full article below: Illinois Senate votes to decriminalize possession of up to 10 grams of marijuana POSTED 4:56 PM, … Continue reading
We here at Lauralaw are so excited to share with our viewers the highly-anticipated debut of our new office video. We would like to give a special thanks to SmartShoot for their on-location dedication, and for capturing our accessible, friendly, hard-working team who can help you defend your … Continue reading
FRIDAY RED CARPET VIDEO PREMIERE! Another busy week is in the books for us here at Lauralaw. But lucky enough, the ending of this week comes with a little treat for everyone. We are so excited to finally announce the … Continue reading
One of our areas of practice here at Lauralaw has been representing students who have faced disciplinary action from their school. Our office has represented teens with stellar academic and behavioral records who have received suspensions or expulsions for minor … Continue reading
A few bad apples will spoil the bunch. At least this is the case at the Leighton Criminal Courthouse located at 26th and California in Chicago. Last week, officials announced that they were removing all of the storage lockers where courthouse … Continue reading
The Supreme Court of Illinois released several written opinions today from a wide variety of cases on their docket. Among those cases were two that involved issues in criminal law. People v. Timmsen took on the question of whether a driver … Continue reading
