Criminal Law Author

Cameron Pruitt

Cameron Pruitt is a seasoned criminal law attorney with a strong background in theft crimes and burglary. He is a fierce advocate for his clients and has a proven track record of success.

Credentials

J.D., University of Oklahoma, LL.M. in Criminal Law

10+ yearsTheft CrimesBurglary

Assigned posts

Articles by Cameron Pruitt

Alleyne v. United States: Mandatory Minimum SentencingUnder What Conditions Does a Prosecutor Bring Charges?How to Get a Drug Charge Expunged From Your RecordHow to Transfer Ownership of a Gun in WVDo Probation Violation Warrants Expire?*United States v. Vuitch*: A Supreme Court Case SummaryWhen Is Organized Retail Theft a Felony?Can You Be Detained for Investigation?What Is Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the Second Degree?Can the Police Press Charges Even If I Don't Want To?How Do I Know If I Have Been Charged With a Crime?Can a Lawyer Report You to the Police?Defining Criminal Intent in a Criminal CaseDo You Need a License for a Pellet Gun?Can You Press Charges for Someone Recording You Without Permission?What Are the Powers of a Probation Officer?Can Police Ask for ID if You're Not Driving?How Judges Determine Bail: The Factors ConsideredUnited States v. Kozminski: Defining Involuntary ServitudePeople v. Rizzo and Criminal AttemptLawrence v. Scully and Ineffective Assistance of CounselFlores-Figueroa v. United States: Identity Theft LawUnited States v. Matlock: The Common Authority DoctrineCiminelli v. United States Narrows Federal Wire Fraud LawUnited States v. Marshall: Supreme Court Decision ExplainedHow Much Is a Cracked Windshield Ticket in GA?State v. Canola: The Felony Murder Rule ExplainedThe Garnett Case: Fair Trial vs. Freedom of the PressUS vs Anchondo: Proving Knowledge of Felony StatusHerring v. United States and the Exclusionary Rule