Kat McClain

Attorney · University of Houston Law Center

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Possession of a Controlled Substance in Minnesota
A person who illegally possesses a controlled substance can face serious criminal penalties, including lengthy terms of imprisonment, substantial fines, restrictions on firearm possession, and severe immigration consequences.
Cyberbullying and Cyberstalking Laws in Oklahoma
Oklahoma treats cyberbullying seriously. A person who harasses, stalks, or threatens another online or in an electronic communication can face misdemeanor or even felony charges.
Georgia Family Violence Laws
Georgia defines family violence as a felony or certain misdemeanors committed by a family member. Family violence offenses typically carry greater potential penalties than identical violent acts committed by non-family members.
Maine Theft and Shoplifting Laws
Maine classifies its theft offenses primarily by the value of the property or services stolen. Learn how quickly stealing adds up to a felony-level offense in Maine.
Washington Theft and Shoplifting Laws
Learn just how quickly stealing property or services in Washington can add up to a felony.
Tennessee Domestic Abuse Crimes
A person who commits domestic assault in Tennessee can face serious criminal penalties, including lengthy prison terms, substantial fines, firearm restrictions, and immigration consequences.
Oklahoma Laws on Petit and Grand Larceny
Learn how Oklahoma defines, classifies, and punishes petit and grand larceny offenses.
Burglary, Home Invasions, and Trespassing in Wisconsin
Learn how Wisconsin defines and punishes the crimes of burglary, aggravated burglary, home invasion, and criminal trespass.
Wisconsin Statutory Rape Laws
A person who has sex with a minor younger than 18 in Wisconsin can face criminal charges, even if the sex was consensual.
Pennsylvania Laws on Misdemeanor and Felony Theft and Shoplifting
A person who commits theft or a related offense in Pennsylvania can face serious felony penalties, including lengthy terms of imprisonment and stiff fines. Learn just how quickly a theft adds up to possible prison time.