The United States Supreme Court recently ruled in favor of a listed company when it was charged with making untrue statements in connection with its public offering of shares of stock. This latest decision may…
Washington DC recently passed the “Sale of Synthetic Drugs Emergency Amendment Act of 2015” amid concerns about the safety of synthetic drug use. The new law punishes any business that sells synthetic versions of regulated…
Violent crimes appear to be steadily increasing in the District of Columbia as police report a total of 74 homicides from January to July of this year, up by 13.8% from the previous year’s tally…
Lotze Mosley is proud to announce Salah K. Harrell as the winner of their 1st Annual $1,000 Scholarship. The scholarship is available to deserving students entering Law School, and intended to help defray first-year expenses…
Newly disclosed evidence obtained from the scene of a crime in 1987 could lead to the successful appeals of 2 men who are currently serving prison terms for a murder they may not have committed….
A hot-button issue that has been receiving a lot of press in DC lately is the MPD’s strict “no-chase” policy which mandates that law enforcement officers are not permitted to chase dirt bikes, ATVs, and other…
Many unsuspecting Americans are finding themselves charged with credit card fraud. One reason stems from their declaring bankruptcy, or their intention to do so. According to the Administrative Office of the US Courts, there were nearly 1.2…
There are many ways to defend oneself against a crime. One that has come up more in the media lately, but is not always understood, is that of pleading “insanity,” either permanently or at the…
Being charged with a drug crime can be detrimental to your career and your relationships – whether you committed the crime or not. If you have been charged with a drug crime, it is important…
During the 21st century, national “problem-solving” strategy has become popular with courts that are now attempting to tackle mounting social problems rather than punish first time or minor offenders. Washington, D.C.’s mental health diversion court…
