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Can I get the prosecutor to drop domestic violence charges against my partner?
My husband and I got into an argument and things got out of hand. Police arrested him for domestic violence. I want the charges dropped because I don't want this to cause an issue and I think we can work it out. Is it possible?
How to Handle an Outstanding Bench Warrant, Arrest Warrant, or a Missed Court Date
If you discover that a bench warrant or arrest warrant has been issued against you or that you have missed a court hearing that you were ordered to attend, the most important thing to do is take action immediately.
Burglary and Home Invasions in Texas
Texas makes burglary a felony offense. The harshest penalties apply when someone burglarizes a habitation, whether it's occupied, unoccupied, or vacant.
Felony Crimes: Classes and Penalties
Most states divide felony crimes into various classes or levels, while others set the penalty on a crime-by-crime basis. Learn how these classifications work and how to find the penalty for a felony charge.
Possession of LSD: Penalties and Defenses
Possession of LSD or acid is a very serious crime. Learn how the federal government and states penalize illegal LSD possession.
Felony Violent Crimes
When most people think about crime, it's violent crimes that quickly come to mind. You don't have to know a lot about the law to know that violent crimes are the most serious criminal offenses possible.
Aggravated Assault Laws and Penalties
Aggravated assault is a felony crime of violence that offense involves serious bodily harm, a weapon, or a vulnerable victim. Learn how states penalize aggravated assault.
Can You Travel When Under House Arrest?
Travel while under house arrest is greatly restricted and monitored. Learn what travel may be allowed and the sanctions for violating the rules.
House Arrest & How To Request It
House arrest is when you are confined to your primary residence rather than remaining in, or going to, jail, prison, or juvenile detention.
Federal Mail Fraud Laws
The mail fraud statute, sometimes called the federal prosecutor's best friend, covers a range of fraudulent schemes committed using the mail systems. Learn how the law defines and penalizes acts of mail fraud—a felony under federal law.