Cyber harassment is typically charged as a misdemeanor on a first offense in Rhode Island, but the exposure can rise quickly. A first conviction can carry up [...]
A computer crime in Rhode Island is any offense prosecuted under RI General Laws Chapter 11-52 or under a related statute where a computer, phone, network, or [...]
Bank & Munns has defended Rhode Island clients in the most serious criminal cases the state prosecutes - murder, manslaughter, vehicular homicide, and major violent felonies - [...]
Yes - and immediately. The single most dangerous moment in a homicide investigation is the voluntary "interview" where detectives assure a person they are "not a suspect," [...]
A true accident - one that occurred without criminal negligence and without an underlying unlawful act - is not a crime in Rhode Island. Many cases initially [...]
Yes. Self-defense is a complete defense to homicide in Rhode Island when a defendant reasonably believed that deadly force was immediately necessary to prevent death or serious [...]
