Blog Posts in March, 2015

Woman Attacks Replacement

As reported by Patrick Anderson in the March 30, 2015 edition of the Providence Journal, a Pawtucket woman has been arrested and charged with felony assault, domestic vandalism and disorderly conduct . The woman allegedly vandalized her ex-boyfriend’s car and then allegedly stabbed her ex-boyfriend’s new girlfriend. Pursuant to Rhode Island General Laws 11-5-2, felony assault is defined as every ...

Attorney Humphrey Presents 2015 DUI CLE for RI Bar Association

On Tuesday, March 24, 2015, Tiverton based criminal defense lawyer, Robert H. Humphrey, Esq ., once again lectured the attorneys of the State of Rhode Island on the prosecution and defense of DUI cases at the Rhode Island Bar Association. This year’s CLE was entitled: The Changing Science and Technology of DUI Cases. There have been many significant changes in DUI law in the last year. The Rhode ...

Rhode Island Sex Trafficking Arrest

As reported by Amanda Milkovits in the March 24, 2015 edition of the Providence Journal, a Massachusetts man has been charged with sex trafficking of a minor and possession of drugs. The victim was a teenage girl from Massachusetts. The man found the teenager online and the two became friends. She later run away and met the man. He then advertised her for sex using a website called Backpage.com. ...

Child Molestation Sentence

As reported by Patrick Anderson in the March 12, 2015 edition of the Providence Journal, a Woonsocket man has been sentenced in connection with child molestation charges. The man was charged with three (3) counts of first degree child molestation and second degree child molestation. He was sentenced to sixty (60) years imprisonment, with twenty-seven (27) years to serve. The remaining years were ...

Attorney Humphrey Prominently Featured in RI Lawyers Weekly

Attorney Robert H. Humphrey was recently interviewed by Pat Murphy of Rhode Island’s Lawyers Weekly regarding the impact of the newly passed statutes allowing for conditional hardship licenses. Attorney Humphrey was quoted as stating that he thinks the law is the most significant change in Rhode Island’s drunk driving statutes in the last twenty (20) years. “Over the course of my career, clients ...