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Understanding Drug Crime Charges: Possession vs. Distribution
Understanding Drug Crime Charges: Possession vs. Distribution
If you're reading this, chances are you or someone you know is facing drug-related charges, and you're curious about the differences between possession and distribution under the law.

Key Defense Strategies for Municipal Court Charges
Key Defense Strategies for Municipal Court Charges
If you’ve been charged with a municipal offense such as traffic violations, shoplifting, public intoxication, or disorderly conduct, knowing your legal rights and defense options is critical. You need an attorney familiar with Alabama law and with experience handling cases like yours.

How Domestic Violence Allegations Can Impact Your Future
How Domestic Violence Allegations Can Impact Your Future
If you’ve been accused of domestic violence, you need more than just legal representation; you need someone who will listen to your side of the story and advocate passionately for you. And that's precisely what the Law Office of Brian J. Lockwood, LLC, does for you.

The Legal Consequences of Prescription Drug Fraud and Abuse
The Legal Consequences of Prescription Drug Fraud and Abuse
As founding attorney at the Law Office of Brian J. Lockwood, LLC, I have defended countless clients facing serious criminal charges, including prescription drug fraud, in Mobile, Alabama, and surrounding counties.

How Theft Charges Are Classified: Misdemeanor vs. Felony Theft
How Theft Charges Are Classified: Misdemeanor vs. Felony Theft
When you're facing theft charges, the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony can significantly impact your future. At this point, you need an attorney who will help you understand your rights and tackle those charges head-on.

Federal Crimes vs. State Crimes: What’s the Difference in Prosecution?
Federal Crimes vs. State Crimes: What’s the Difference in Prosecution?
If you’re facing criminal charges in Mobile, Alabama, or surrounding counties, you need to know if your case falls under state or federal jurisdiction. This difference can have a significant impact on how your case is handled, the penalties you might face, and the resources available for your defense.
