Law Office of Brent J Huff

06/09/2026

Sometimes, an action that looks like a crime was actually the only reasonable choice you had. Under the law, defenses based on justification protect individuals who act in self defense, defend others from imminent harm, or act under severe duress. If you had to use force to protect yourself or your family, you need an aggressive attorney to prove your actions were legally justified. Contact our firm today for a confidential consultation.

https://www.justia.com/criminal/defenses/

06/04/2026

Self-defense laws can vary significantly from state to state, especially when it comes to the duty to retreat and stand-your-ground principles. Learn more about how these laws may affect the legal use of force in self-defense situations.

https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/blog/what-is-a-duty-to-retreat-law/

06/02/2026

In 2026, obtaining or keeping a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) can be prevented by serious traffic violations, DUI convictions, failed DOT medical exams, and certain felony charges. While some disqualifications are temporary or situational, offenses involving drug trafficking, human trafficking, or repeat DUIs often carry permanent lifetime bans. https://cdltruck.com/cdl-disqualification/

05/28/2026

Drug‑impaired driving is against the law and increases crash risk. Alcohol, prescription meds, and ma*****na can all impair judgment and reaction time. Plan ahead for a sober ride and keep your friends and family safe. Learn more: https://www.nhtsa.gov/risky-driving/drug-impaired-driving

05/26/2026

Juvenile court cases can involve detention hearings, rehabilitation programs, probation, and, in some situations, transfer to adult court. Learn more about the juvenile justice process and the legal protections available to minors.

Juvenile Justice from a youth rights lens. How does the process work? What rights do Juveniles not have compared to adults? Flaws and abuses of Juvenile Justice

05/21/2026

Criminal defendants have the constitutional right to represent themselves in court, but judges must first determine whether they are legally competent to do so. Learn more about self-representation and the legal standards involved.

https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/right-represent-yourself-criminal-case.html

05/19/2026

Fraud covers many offenses (wire, mail, securities, healthcare) and can result in heavy fines and prison time. If fraud is alleged or suspected, seek legal advice promptly to protect rights and evidence.

How is the crime of fraud defined, and when can it occur? Examples include bank, credit card, insurance, tax, securities, and welfare fraud.

05/14/2026

A workers’ compensation claim denial does not always mean the end of your case. Learn more about common reasons claims are denied and the legal options that may be available through the appeals process.

https://www.justia.com/workers-compensation/denials-of-workers-compensation-claims/

05/12/2026

If a teen is questioned or detained, police, prosecutors, and judges have discretion — many cases never reach formal charges. Talk with a juvenile‑defense lawyer before signing paperwork or accepting diversion to protect your child’s rights and future. https://www.justia.com/criminal/offenses/other-crimes/juvenile-crimes/juvenile-delinquency/

05/08/2026

Criminal offenses are generally classified as infractions, misdemeanors, or felonies based on their severity and potential penalties. Learn more about how these classifications can affect criminal charges and sentencing.

https://www.anthemeap.com/the-local-choice/find-legal-support/resources/criminal-law/legal-assist/felonies-misdemeanors-and-infractions-classifying-crimes