Ave Mince-Didier

Attorney · UC Berkeley School of Law

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Hate Crimes: Laws and Penalties
Hate crimes, or bias-motivated crimes, are offenses committed because the victim is a member of a certain group, such as a racial or religious minority.
Hate Crimes That Changed History
Hate crime legislation was often spurred by instances of particularly deprived crimes.
Is Sexting Illegal for Adults?
Between consenting adults, the private sharing of nude or suggestive photos is generally not illegal. However, that does not mean that adults can freely engage in sexting.
The Death Penalty Appeals Process
Capital cases—those subject to the death penalty—can take decades to go through the legal system. Lengthy trials and appeals can result in decades on death row.
Forgery Laws and Penalties in Georgia
Most forgery crimes in Georgia are felonies. Learn how Georgia classifies and punishes forgery in the first- through fourth-degrees.
Forgery and Possession of a Forged Instrument in Alabama
Most forgery and possession of forged documents crimes are felonies in Alabama.
What Happens If You Commit a Crime in Another State?
It can be bewildering to navigate any criminal justice system, but even more so if you are from out of state. Understand what it means to face out-of-state criminal charges.
Burglary and Home Invasions in Arkansas
Learn the crimes and punishments for unlawfully entering or breaking into a residence, commercial building, or other property under Arkansas law.
Federal Laws on Interfering With a Flight Crew Member
Learn what happens if you disobey, intimidate, threaten, or harm a flight attendant or other crew member.
Disorderly Conduct Laws and Penalties in Wisconsin
In Wisconsin, a person can commit the crime of disorderly conduct in different ways. Learn how the law defines disorderly conduct and the similar law of unlawful assembly.
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