Mark Theoharis

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Intoxication Manslaughter in Texas
In Texas, a person could face intoxication manslaughter charges for driving while impaired and causing an accident that kills someone. This first- or second-degree felony can land a defendant in prison.
Laws on Federal Fraud
Federal law defines fraud as any intentional deception or misrepresentation used to benefit yourself or someone else.
Receiving Stolen Property
While theft is an universally understood crime, not everyone knows that you can also commit a theft crime if you acquire stolen or illegally obtained goods.
Practicing Dentistry Without a License
State license requirements differ slightly, but all states make it a crime to practice dentistry without having a license.
The Crime of Identity Theft
Learn how states define and penalize identity theft crimes and gain insight into other common questions, such as: Will someone go to jail for an identity theft conviction? When is identity theft a felony?
Understanding Drug Sale Laws and Penalties
Drug dealing is a crime not only in every state, but also one punished at the federal level.
Is It a Crime Lie to Police?
You can face criminal consequences for intentionally lying to police. It doesn't matter if you lie to help yourself or a friend or if you lie to get someone in trouble—any of these situations can mean criminal charges.
Should I Agree to Take a Lie Detector Test?
A lie detector test (or polygraph) measures a person’s physiological reactions when asked a question. The tests attempt to show when a person gives a deceptive or false response. Employers, criminal investigators, as well as attorneys often use these tests for different purposes.
Exhibition of Speed and Street Racing Violations
Though speed limits are an ever-present limitation whenever you drive, many people are not aware that you can also violate traffic laws by engaging in exhibitions of speed or racing.
Tattooing Without a License
Most state laws require tattoo artists and establishments to have appropriate licensure from the state or local government. Tattooing without a license can result in professional and criminal penalties.
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