Law and Legal Infographics

Crime rates in the US have changed a lot over the years; sometimes for the better and sometimes for the worse. In recent years, the crime rates in the US have actually gotten better. This infographic illustrates crime rates over time in general, as well as state specific info. If you are convicted of a crime, know your rights and find a trusted attorney to represent your case.

The legal landscape is shifting: globalization, alternative legal services, virtual law firms, and outsourcing legal processes are becoming the norm. As technology advances so does mobilization and global reach. Law firms are switching focus from the mega firm to the boutique, lawyers are working from home or from virtual offices, and international collaboration is no longer rare. Are you keeping up with the trends or have you spread yourself too thin?

How does not being able to pay for a private attorney affect the outcome of cases? That is the question explored by this infographic published by Criminal Justice Degree Schools that compares private attorneys and public defenders. Learn about some of the statistics about having representation from a public defender, which 4 out 5 criminal defendants qualify for.

Are you jumping up in bed every time the wind howls next to your bedroom window? You may have watched enough crime shows and movies to feel like you could open your own private detective agency, but what do you really know about home invasions? Check out this infographic, published by InMyArea.com, to learn seven little-known truths about burglars and burglaries.

I came across this awesome graphic breaking down the States where people get the most speeding tickets. Glad I don’t live in Texas, but Arizona is quite high on the list. Great graphic from I gotta drive.

Process servers vs. sheriffs is somewhat of a niche subject…until someone needs legal papers to be served and they want to know who to serve their papers. This Infographic from ServeNow.com provide a simple, clear answer to the question: who should serve my papers?