The practice primarily involves appellate advocacy challenging the juvenile court's orders under applicable federal and state laws, and civil rights litigation. At times, by way of litigation, government actors are called to liability for warrantless removals, or judicially deceptive warrants that are false or omit material facts, or violations of individual's decision-making rights under the First, Fourth, and Fourteenth Amendments of the US Constitution and applicable state laws. Occasionally, the practice includes criminal appeals, and other law and motion matters.
