Idaho Aggravated Assault and Battery Laws
Assault in Idaho is an attempt to cause physical injury to another person – for instance, attempting to strike someone with a hand or object, an...
Idaho Assault and Battery Laws
Assault in Idaho is an attempt to cause physical injury to another person – for instance, attempting to strike someone with a hand or object, an...
Georgia Assault and Battery Laws
In Georgia, assault and battery crimes consist of simple assault, aggravated assault, simple battery, battery, and aggravated battery.
Assault and Battery Laws in Illinois
Assault in Illinois is intentional conduct that reasonably causes a person to feel afraid of impending violence. Battery in consists of insultin...
Maryland Embezzlement Laws
Embezzlement, or a misappropriation of funds, can occur in any setting where monies are entrusted by a company or individual to another individual o...
Maine Embezzlement Laws
If you embezzle funds in Maine, you have committed a crime. Embezzlement is the taking of property over which one has lawful or legal control. For e...
South Carolina Embezzlement Laws
In South Carolina, if you are charged with embezzlement, depending upon how much money or property you misappropriated for your own use, you could...
Minnesota Embezzlement Laws
In Minnesota, depending on the circumstances, suspected embezzlers can be charged under the more general crime of theft or for the crime of embezz...
Montana Embezzlement Laws
Montana’s laws about theft provide for tough penalties for people caught embezzling funds or other property. If you are convicted for embezzling, ...
Louisiana Embezzlement Laws
Embezzlement, a form of white collar crime, is characteristically found in the commercial or corporate sector. Embezzlement involves the misappropriat...
Massachusetts Embezzlement Laws
Embezzlement is committed against a victim who voluntarily entrusts possession of his property to the defendant, but who is an involuntary victim of...
Kentucky Embezzlement Laws
Embezzlement is considered a white collar crime. It is a crime which involves financial or monetary gain but engages no physical violence, separatin...
Kansas Embezzlement Laws
Embezzlement is a serious financial crime. It is classified as a white collar crime, due to the fact it lacks any form of physical violence. It involv...
Illinois Embezzlement Laws
The crime of embezzlement occurs when someone misappropriates funds that do not belong to him or her. The offender may be a trusted financial advisor ...
Florida Embezzlement Laws
Embezzlement used to be charged and prosecuted as a specific crime in Florida, but now it is regarded legally as simply another form of theft. Thi...
California Embezzlement Laws
Embezzlement is a criminal offense. It is described as crime in which a person in a position of trust converts another person’s property. There ar...
Kansas Aggravated Assault Laws
Assault in Kansas is any intentional act or threat of action that reasonably causes a person to feel afraid of impending violence. Threatening to beat...
Florida Aggravated Assault Laws
In Florida, an assault is intentional threats, words or actions that cause a person to feel afraid of impending violence. (Fla. Stat. §784.011.) ...
California Aggravated Assault Laws
In California, the crime of assault is an attempt or a threat to commit an immediate physical attack. (A threat to attack someone in the future ...
Assault With the Intent to Commit a Violent Felony in New Mexico
In New Mexico, the crime of assault does not involve actual physical contact. Assault is defined as an attempt to commit a physical attack or as inten...
Illinois Aggravated Assault Laws
Assault in Illinois is any intentional conduct that reasonably causes a person to feel afraid of impending violence. Words alone are not an assaul...
Georgia Aggravated Assault & Battery Laws
Assault in Georgia is an attempt to cause physical injury to another person – for instance, attempting to strike someone with a hand or object, ...
Alabama Aggravated Assault Laws
The state of Alabama does not use the term "aggravated assault," but instead designates three different offenses: first-degree, second-degree, and thi...
Arrested for Postings on Social Networks
In the State of Utah and throughout the country, more individuals are being arrested for content posted on social networks such as facebook and tw...
Is There a Statute of Limitations on Crimes?
The short answer to the question is "yes", there is a statute of limitations on crimes. For a person who has committed a crime, or is worried ab...
Decline in Utah DUI Charges
Last year in Utah, many bars, clubs, restaurants, and individuals alike heralded the end of the medieval alcohol law requiring any bar or alcohol es...
What is the Difference Between Joyriding and Stealing a Car?
Joyriding may sound like a small thing. After all, you just wanted to drive the vehicle. However, many states view and classify joyriding as a serio...
