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Aggravated Battery - Aggravated battery is the act of beating or pounding and using intense force against somebody with serious consequences. Read more
Assault and Battery - An assault is the act of threatening someone with intent to harm them. Battery is the physical act of harming someone. Read more
Child Abuse - Children, have no way to defend themselves. It is up to the children’s parents and society as a whole to protect our children in everyway possible. Read more
Circumstantial Evidence - Circumstantial evidence falls under Title 18 of the US code of criminal procedure. Read more
Cruelty to Animals - Have you been accused of neglect or cruelty towards an animal? The rights of animals are protected. Read more
Information on Death Penalty - The death penalty or capital punishment is the ultimate form of punishment for murder or other capital offenses. Read more
Drug Charge -The war on drugs is a non-stop effort by the local, state, and federal agencies. Read more
Environmental Violations - Committing an environmental crime and violating the laws and regulations of the United States can be a serious offense. Read more
Famous Tax Evasion Case -In June 1930, after an exhaustive investigation by the federal government, Capone was indicted for income tax evasion. Read more
Federal Sentencing Guidelines -The sentencing guidelines take into account both the seriousness of the offense and the offender’s criminal history. Read more
Investment Fraud Attorney - Financial fraud is the main concentration for the FBI financial crimes section and the US Secret Service’s F.I.F. task force. Read more
Government Fraud -
Government fraud is a major focus for the law enforcement groups and agencies in the U. S. Government. Read more
Grand jury Indictment - The main responsibility of the Grand Jury is to review the evidence provided by the prosecution and to determine whether there is enough probability to move forward. Read more
Hate Crimes - Hate Crimes are the most incendiary category of felony to be accused of. Read more
Healthcare Fraud - Health Care Fraud (HCF) is a very big problem in the U.S. today. Read more
Homicide and Murder - Even though the country is much safer than in the past decade; the national murder rates are still alarmingly high across the country. Read more
Insider Trading - Those privileged with confidential information about important events use the special advantage of that knowledge to reap profits. Read more
Insurance Fraud -Insurance fraud comprises a variety of fraudulent activities committed by applicants for insurance, policyholders, third-party claimants Read more
Intimidating a Witness - Intimidating a witness is a serious violation in the eyes of the courts. Read more
Is DUI a Felony? - The three different ways a DUI can be charged are misdemeanors, felonies, and or wobblers. Read more
Juvenile Justice - Depending on the nature of the crime, being charged with a serious misdemeanor or felony can place your son or daughter behind bars. Read more
Law Overview - Criminal or Penal Law, is defined as the body of statutes which provide the punishments for legal offenses. Read more
Legal Procedures - Criminal procedure is the body of legislative rules that govern the proceedings of criminal law. Read more
Mail Fraud - Committing mail theft in the United States is a violation of the federal law and can consequently lead to severe penalties. Read more
Mandatory Sentence - Every state has there own guidelines for the crimes that are committed against that State unless it is a crime against the United States. Read more
Manslaughter - The only charge more serious than manslaughter is murder or homicide. Read more
Mayhem - Mayhem is actually a very violent and brutal offense which is classified under the U.S. criminal code for aggravated battery. Read more
Miranda Rights - Miranda rights are given to anyone detained by the police informing them of their constitutional rights before being interrogated. Read more
Penalty for Forgery - The penalty for forgery, counterfeiting or, altering documents and instruments depends on several different factors regarding the nature of the offense. Read more
Perjury Penalty - Being accused for perjury can lead to some serious consequences. It is important to know your legal rights and have an attorney advise you in the event of a perjury penalty. Read more
Possession of Control Substance - According to the Bureau of Justice statistics, there were 1,508,500 offenses for drug possession in a recent report. Read more
Prescription Drug Fraud - Prescription drug fraud is a serious crime. There are many ways prescription drug fraud can occur, all of which are punishable by law. Read more
Probable Cause - Probable cause is in the second clause of the Fourth Amendment which states that no warrant shall be issued except upon probable cause. Read more
Sex Crime -The efforts of the local, state, and federal government agencies to track, capture, and control sexual predators. Read more
Social Security Identity Fraud - The efforts of the local, state, and federal government agencies to track, capture, and control sexual predators. Read more
3 Strikes You're Out - The three strikes you’re out rule is a sentencing enhancement that was created in 1994 under the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act. Read more
Tax Evasion - Tax evasion is fraud committed by filing false tax returns, or not filing tax returns at all. Read more
Telemarketing Fraud -Telemarketing fraud is typically recognized by businesses that provide false and misleading statements, promises, and presentations. Read more
White Collar Crime - Many white collar crimes are especially difficult to prosecute because the perpetrators are sophisticated criminals. Read more
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