Just Criminal Law with Christina L. Williams

10/09/2026

Can you get your record expunged? In many cases, there may be options.

Expungement can help remove barriers and restore certain rights, but eligibility depends on your specific situation.

Have questions about your options? Contact Just Criminal Law: https://www.justcriminallaw.com/contact

10/07/2026

Can you always get a felony expunged? Not necessarily.

Eligibility can depend on factors like prior convictions, new offenses, how much time has passed since probation or parole, and the type of offense.

Every case is different. Have questions about felony expungement? Contact Just Criminal Law here: https://www.justcriminallaw.com/contact

10/02/2026

10/02/2026

Under investigation or think you might be? Contact us before you talk to the police. It could be one of the most important decisions you make.

Want to better understand your rights before you’re ever in this situation?

Follow Just Criminal Law for weekly videos on your rights and how we can help protect them.

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09/29/2026

The police don’t have to tell you the truth during an interrogation.

They may claim they have evidence they don’t have or tell you someone else confessed. Trying to explain yourself can create problems that are harder to fix later.
If police are questioning you, invoke your right to remain silent and ask for an attorney.

Under investigation? Don’t wait until charges are filed to get legal advice.

Call Just Criminal Law: (307) 667-0630

09/25/2026

When a case comes down to one person’s word against another’s, the details of how statements were made and how evidence was gathered can matter.

In this video, Christina Williams explains how law enforcement interviews, witness statements, and the available physical evidence can shape how a strangulation allegation is evaluated.

Facing serious criminal accusations? Contact Just Criminal Law for a case review:
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09/23/2026

If you think serious criminal accusations may be coming, getting an attorney involved early can make a major difference.

In this video, Christina Williams explains why you should avoid speaking with law enforcement without your attorney present — especially when the potential consequences include significant prison time and long-term financial impact.

Facing criminal accusations? Contact Just Criminal Law for a case review:
🔗 https://www.justcriminallaw.com/contact/

09/18/2026

Prior convictions can sometimes turn what would normally be a misdemeanor into a felony.

In this video, Christina Williams explains how repeat offenses like DUI, possession, domestic violence, and shoplifting can lead to enhanced charges in Wyoming and South Dakota.

Facing criminal charges? Contact Just Criminal Law for a case review:
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09/16/2026

A misdemeanor charge can sometimes become much more serious depending on what evidence develops after the initial incident.

In this video, Christina Williams explains how additional injuries or medical findings can potentially change the severity of a case — and why what happens after an arrest matters.

Facing criminal charges? Schedule a case review with Just Criminal Law:
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09/10/2026

Talking to the police can sometimes make a bad situation worse.

Even an explanation meant to clear things up can create additional legal problems. If you’re being questioned, know your rights and be careful about what you say.

Facing criminal charges? Contact Just Criminal Law for a case review:
🔗 https://www.justcriminallaw.com/contact/