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Attorney Wakisha E. Hazzard serves her community through a volunteer project educating the students about the role of nature. Contact us at (205) 521-7378.
November 28, 2024
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Birmingham Criminal Defense Attorney Educates Students on the Role of Nature

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – The Hazzard Law Firm LLC is proud to announce that Attorney Wakisha E. Hazzard, a member of the Junior League of Alabama,…

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How Does Alabama's Three Strikes Law Affect Repeat Offenders in Birmingham?
June 14, 2024
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How Does Alabama’s Three Strikes Law Affect Repeat Offenders in Birmingham?

How Severe Is the Alabama “Three Strikes” Law in Alabama? Decades ago, Alabama’s “three strikes” law (aka the Habitual Felony Offender Act or HFOA) put…

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May 7, 2024
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How Do Alabama Courts Treat First-Time Drug Offenders?

Options for First-Time Offenders If you have recently been charged with a non-violent crime, such as possession of drugs or driving while under the influence,…

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If you have been arrested, remain calm, do not resist arrest, and exercise your right to remain silent. Request to speak with an attorney immediately.

The process of being charged with a crime in Alabama typically includes arrest, arraignment, pre-trial motions, trial, and potentially sentencing. Each step has specific legal procedures and rights. Our experienced Birmingham criminal defense attorneys can guide you.

A criminal record can impact your future employment, housing, and educational opportunities. Expungement may be an option for certain offenses in Alabama. We may also be able to pursue pardons under some circumstances. We can explore potential probation options, if applicable under your circumstances. We handle juvenile defense cases in Birmingham. Discuss your unique situation and concerns with an experienced Alabama criminal defense attorney.

Misdemeanors are less severe crimes with lighter penalties, while felonies are more serious offenses with harsher consequences, including longer prison sentences. Our Birmingham, Alabama criminal defense attorneys can assess your circumstances and guide you regarding potential consequences, options, and sound strategies to protect your future.

Document everything you remember and discuss the situation with your attorney, who can advise on possible legal actions or defenses.