Imagine going to prison for a crime you didn't commit? Learn about RI's new law that allows the wrongfully convicted to be compensated.

St. Patrick’s Day is around the corner! In our latest blog, we discuss the top reasons people get arrested during the days-long festivities.

If you’re concerned about having a criminal charge on your record, it’s important to read this expungement article and contact Sheeley Law.

The unofficial start of the summer is finally here! With restrictions recently lifted and folks eager to return to a sense of normalcy,...

As more people get vaccinated and COVID restrictions ease, a perfect storm is brewing that's resulting in more accidents and DUIs.

Don’t push your luck this St. Patrick’s Day. Read our blog for important tips to avoid a DUI or accident.

If an arrest, charge or conviction has been haunting you, expunging your record could give you the fresh start you need in 2021.

New Year’s is one of the most celebrated and dangerous holidays for DUIs and accidents. Follow these tips to ring in the New Year safely.

Rhode Island has implemented important measures to reduce the number of people entering its courthouses and potentially spreading the virus.

What You Need to Know about Marijuana and Other “Drugged Driving” Offenses When most people think of Driving Under the Influence (DUI),...

Memorial Day weekend is among our most favorite holidays, as it marks the unofficial start of summer. For most southern New Englanders,...

Spring has finally arrived and warm weather is just around the corner. Despite all of our excitement, our inherent desire to have fun and...

St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday where everyone seems to be Irish. This year, it falls on a Sunday with the infamous Newport St. Patrick’s...

Police encounters of all kinds can evoke fear and anxiety, regardless of whether or not you’ve done anything illegal. As a Rhode Island...

As a Rhode Island criminal defense attorney that has represented hundreds of clients in DUI/OUI cases over the past 25 years, I am...

Rhode Island has joined 16 U.S. states in passing the “Hands Free” law. Beginning June 1st, it will be illegal for Rhode Islanders to...