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Suing for Damages: Malicious Prosecution in a Criminal Case
A malicious criminal prosecution happens when someone files baseless criminal charges against a defendant for an improper purpose, such as harassing them or ruining their reputation. Defendants can potentially sue prosecutors and law enforcement in civil court for malicious prosecution and ask for financial
Revenge Porn in Illinois
Learn about the crimes and penalties for nonconsensual distribution of private or digitally altered sexual images in Illinois.
Criminal Simulation and Forgery Laws in Tennessee
Forgery and criminal simulation are felonies in Tennessee. Learn how selling purses with forged designer labels or trying to pass off counterfeit bills can land you behind bars.
Sexual Misconduct Laws, Charges, and Defenses
Sexual misconduct is a broad term that encompasses any inappropriate behavior of a sexual nature. It can lead to criminal charges or other consequences.
How to Handle a Bench Warrant or Failure to Appear in Alabama
Missing a court appearance in Alabama is a serious matter. It's best to deal with it before you're arrested for failing to appear.
Should I Try to Get Out of Jury Duty by Lying?
While some people consider jury duty annoying, lying to get out of it is never a good idea and can result in criminal charges against you.
I'm Being Charged With Rape: What Should I Do?
Rape is a serious felony charge with severe penalties. Here's what to do if you are facing rape charges, and how a lawyer could help.
Oklahoma Criminal Domestic Violence Laws
A person who commits domestic abuse in Oklahoma can face criminal charges, jail or prison time, firearms restrictions, and protective orders.
What Is an Alibi Defense? How Do I Raise it?
To have an alibi means a defendant claims to have been somewhere else when a crime was committed.
How to Handle a Bench Warrant or Failure to Appear in Arkansas
Learn what happens if you fail to show up in criminal court when ordered to do so.