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Arson Laws and Punishment
Committing arson is a serious offense that could mean prison time and steep restitution orders.
Customs Violation Laws
Customs laws and regulations apply anytime you enter or leave the country, or send or receive goods that do the same. Violations can result in criminal or civil penalties.
Cyberbullying and Online Harassment Laws in Colorado
It is a crime in Colorado to harass, stalk, or threaten anyone via electronic communication.
Criminal Penalties for Fake Vaccine Cards
People who intentionally create, sell, buy, or possess fake vaccine cards could face criminal charges.
Minnesota Gun and Weapon Laws and Restrictions
Learn when and where it’s a crime in Minnesota to have or use a gun or other dangerous weapon.
South Carolina Sexting Laws for Teens and Minors
Teen sexting can lead to felony charges in South Carolina. Creating or sharing sexual images of minors falls under South Carolina's child pornography laws. An adult who sexts their image to a minor commits an obscenity offense.
Is Hazing a Crime?
Learn about states' criminal laws on hazing, the types of conduct punished, and the possible penalties.
Nebraska Felony Crimes by Class and Sentences
A felony in Nebraska can mean a prison sentence of more than a year and up to life. Nebraska also carries the death penalty. Learn about Nebraska's complex felony sentencing system.
Missouri Sexting Laws for Teens and Minors
In Missouri, sexting images of minors constitutes child pornography.
Kansas Laws on Misdemeanor and Felony Theft
Kansas classifies its theft offenses according to the dollar value of the stolen property or services. Penalties for theft increase along with the value of the stolen goods.