At Lotze Mosley, LLP, our Washington, D.C. criminal defense attorney knows that brandishing a firearm is a serious offense that can have severe legal consequences. However, many people may not fully understand what constitutes brandishing a gun and…
At Lotze Mosley, LLP, our Washington D.C. criminal defense attorney knows that subpoenas are essential legal documents that may have substantial repercussions if ignored. Since there are multiple types of subpoenas, the kind of subpoena will determine what…
Our Washington D.C. criminal defense attorney at Lotze Mosley, LLP, knows domestic violence doesn’t always occur in a vacuum. While all cases are unique, physical contact is rarely a one-way street. A person’s instinct is…
At Lotze Mosley, LLP, our Washington D.C. criminal defense attorney knows there are seemingly endless times when the police interact with the public in our nation’s capitol. Whether during a traffic stop, community patrols, crowd…
At Lotze Mosley, LLP, our Washington D.C. criminal defense attorney has represented more than 500 clients in criminal cases, including those involving individuals arrested and charged with Driving Under the Influence/Driving While Intoxicated (DUI//DWI). Although the very nature of…
At Lotze Mosley, LLP, our Washington D.C. criminal defense attorney knows there are several ways law enforcement tracks down leads when attempting to identify individuals allegedly involved in a crime. One of those ways is…
Our Washington D.C. criminal defense attorney at Lotze Mosley, LLP, knows due process rights are a fundamental aspect of the U.S. legal system. They are designed to ensure fairness and protect individuals’ rights in all…
At Lotze Mosley, LLP, our Washington D.C. criminal defense attorney thoroughly outlines our clients’ rights when we take their cases. This includes their options on how they initially plead to their charges at the arraignment. The judge…
At Lotze Mosley, LLP, our Washington D.C. criminal defense attorney knows, according to our District’s Law, “A person commits the offense of receiving stolen property if that person buys, receives, possesses, or obtains control of stolen property,…
At Lotze Mosley, LLP, our Washington D.C. criminal defense attorney knows during interrogations, law enforcement officers are generally allowed to use various tactics to elicit information from individuals, and this may include deception or lying. While the exact…
