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Prostitution, Pimping, and Pandering Laws in Arizona
In Arizona, it is a crime to buy or sell sex, as well as to facilitate or make money from the buying or selling of sex. Arizona also has laws against child prostitution.
State and Federal Sex Offender Registration Laws
Sex offenders must register with state authorities for years after release, and their status as a sex offender affects and limits many aspects of their lives.
Prostitution Laws in Missouri
In Missouri, it is a crime to buy, sell, or promote sex for money. Prostitution offenses involving children carry the harshest penalties.
Tennessee Public Intoxication Laws
Learn how Tennessee defines and addresses public intoxication due to drugs and alcohol.
Misdemeanor and Felony Theft in the District of Columbia
Theft quickly adds up to a felony in D.C. Learn about the consequences of a theft conviction in the District of Columbia.
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.
Possession of a Controlled Substance in Idaho
Idaho has felony and misdemeanor penalties for illegal drug possession. Harsher penalties apply for repeat drug convictions.
Iowa Sexual Abuse Laws and Penalties
Iowa uses the term "sexual abuse" rather than rape. Sexual abuse convictions carry felony penalties, sex offender registration, and possible minimum sentences.
Maine Sexual Assault Laws and Penalties
Maine doesn't use the term rape. Rather, rape and similar acts fall under the crimes of gross sexual assault, unlawful sexual contact, and unlawful sexual touching.
Revenge Porn Laws in New Jersey
New Jersey makes revenge porn an indictable offense under its criminal invasion of privacy law.