Kat McClain

Attorney · University of Houston Law Center

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Federal Stalking and Harassment Laws
A person who engages in harassing or stalking behavior in violation of federal law can face serious criminal penalties, including lengthy terms of imprisonment and substantial fines.
Nevada Domestic Violence Laws
Understand how Nevada punishes acts of domestic violence, including domestic battery, protection order violations, and other acts of violence.
Nebraska Domestic Violence Laws
Nebraska law prohibits harming or threatening intimate partners and family and household members. These acts of domestic abuse can result in criminal charges and restraining orders.
Possession of a Controlled Substance in Georgia
Getting caught in possession of an illegal drug in Georgia can land you with felony charges. Learn how Georgia punishes controlled substance offenses.
Missouri Laws on Possession and Sale of Controlled Substances
Understand Missouri's laws and penalties for the illegal possession, sale, and trafficking of drugs.
Kentucky Domestic Violence Laws
Domestic violence crimes can result in misdemeanor or felony penalties in Kentucky. A judge may also order a restraining order against the defendant.
Ecstasy Laws
Possession of ecstasy, also known as X and Molly, can carry stiff penalties depending on where you live. Learn how possession of this Schedule I drug is typically penalized.
Illinois Statutory Rape Laws
In Illinois, people who engage in consensual sexual activity with children younger than 17 can be convicted of statutory rape offenses.
Burglary and Criminal Trespass in New York
A person who commits burglary or criminal trespass in New York can face serious prison time and substantial financial penalties. Some burglaries, such as armed burglaries or burglaries of dwellings, can result in very severe penalties.
Cyberbullying and Cyberstalking Laws in Pennsylvania
Learn how Pennsylvania's criminal harassment and stalking laws apply to cyberbullying and the potential punishment for a conviction.