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Possession of a Controlled Substance in Hawaii
Illegal possession of dangerous, harmful, or detrimental drugs can land a person with felony charges in Hawaii. Learn more about Hawaii's controlled substance laws.
Expunging or Sealing Adult Criminal Records in Mississippi
In Mississippi, you may petition to have your criminal record expunged—that is, erased or sealed. But not all records are eligible.
Wyoming Statutory Rape Laws
Wyoming's statutory rape laws carry stiff penalties. Having consensual sexual relations with a minor—sexual intercourse or contact—may result in felony charges and lengthy prison sentences.
Possession of a Controlled Substance in New Hampshire
Learn how New Hampshire classifies and punishes drug possession offenses, including sentencing alternatives to jail.
Possession of a Controlled Substance in New York
Possession of illegal drugs can land you with a felony conviction and harsh fines in New York.
Massachusetts Statutory Rape Laws
People in Massachusetts who engage in sexual activity with someone under the age of consent (16 years old) may be convicted of statutory rape offenses.
Possession of a Controlled Substance in West Virginia
Learn how West Virginia punishes drug possession offenses, including alternatives to jail for first-time offenders.
Possession of a Controlled Substance in Wyoming
Illegal possession of drugs in Wyoming can result in hefty fines and jail or prison time. Learn about penalties and sentencing alternatives available in Wyoming for drug possession.
Possession of a Controlled Substance in South Dakota
Illegal possession or use of controlled substances can mean felony penalties in South Dakota. Learn more about S.D. laws on drug possession.
Nevada Statutory Rape Laws
People who engage in sexual activity with children younger than 16 may be prosecuted for statutory rape crimes in Nevada.