In California, if you received a felony drug charge or conviction, it’s only natural you will want to have it removed from your record at some point. However, it’s not possible for it to truly be completely removed. A felony charge or conviction will stay with you and can ...
Read MoreThere is a lot of confusion surrounding the role of Miranda rights. Miranda rights must be read to any defendants if they are being questioned in a ...
View MoreA domestic violence allegation has now become an offense that can have far-reaching consequences on not just your home life but also on your ...
View MoreAssault and battery are often confused for one another; however, there are key differences between the two. What is Assault? In Michigan, assault is ...
View MoreYou have served your time and want a fresh start. Until recently it was nearly impossible to separate a convicted criminal from their record. The ...
View MoreOnline dating has transformed the world of dating and relationships. You need no longer go through the process of creating elaborate profiles on ...
View MorePolice are known for upholding the standard of the law; however, they are allowed to use deception to accomplish this task. Unfortunately, many people ...
View MoreThe way people see and treat inanimate objects is incredibly sentimental; for example, every person’s room is unique to their style and preferences. ...
View MoreCommitting a crime takes a couple of minutes, but the ramifications can last decades. Arrest and conviction records stick to people and can affect ...
View MoreAs a passenger in a vehicle, you cannot be charged for a DUI, as the acronym stands for “driving under the influence.” However, there are situations ...
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