Staying on the right side of the law and knowing what to do when you are possibly on the wrong side or facing prosecution is a vital interest. The laws are often evolving and the topics of interest too many communities are multiple. Some examples may be interactions with police, from arrests to post arrest advice. Demystifying the criminal prosecution process, the role of the prosecutor, the defense lawyer and how the system actually functions. There are of course larger social and societal questions that may be explored impacting some notable communities or threatening to impact.

Larger swaths of the population, such as mass incarceration, the implications of bail reform, and the over-criminalization of minor offenses. If one finds themselves potentially entangled in the criminal justice system, it is paramount to seek assistance as soon as possible. Legal counsel can not only provide advice but also advocate for your rights and ensure you're treated fairly. It's essential to remember that everyone has the right to legal representation, and if you can't afford one, a public defender must be provided. When in doubt, or when confronted by law enforcement, it's a good practice to politely assert your right to remain silent and request an attorney. Understanding these steps and knowing when to take them can make a significant difference in the outcome of a legal situation.