Stacy Barrett

Stacy Barrett

Attorney · UC Law San Francisco

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Criminal Penalties for Fake Vaccine Cards
People who intentionally create, sell, buy, or possess fake vaccine cards could face criminal charges.
Federal Firearms Ban for Domestic Violence Convictions
Under federal law, it’s a crime for someone convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor domestic violence offense to possess a firearm or ammunition.
3D-Printed Gun Laws
Firearms sellers must be licensed, and weapons sold must have a serial number. How, if at all, do these rules apply to 3D-printed guns that are not sold by the maker?
Homemade Guns: Are They Legal? Must They Be Registered?
Privately made guns, including ghost guns and 3D guns aren't heavily regulated by the federal government, but some federal restrictions still apply. And a growing number of states have outlawed untraceable homemade guns.
Delaware Theft and Shoplifting Laws
Delaware’s general theft law covers a broad range of conduct, including acts commonly referred to as larceny, embezzlement, and misappropriation. Penalties can include prison time, fines, and payment of restitution.
Suing for Damages: Malicious Prosecution in a Criminal Case
A malicious criminal prosecution happens when someone files baseless criminal charges against a defendant for an improper purpose, such as harassing them or ruining their reputation. Defendants can potentially sue prosecutors and law enforcement in civil court for malicious prosecution and ask for financial
What's the Difference Between an Arraignment and a Trial?
An arraignment is a court hearing in which defendants are told of the charges against them. At a trial before a jury or a judge, the prosecutor must prove that the defendant committed the crime.
Urban Exploration: Is It Illegal to Enter Abandoned Buildings?
Exploring abandoned places, called “urbex,” can lead to criminal charges like trespassing, vandalism, and burglary.
Is Intoxication a Defense to Criminal Charges?
Being drunk or high is rarely a legal defense to criminal charges.
Child Pornography Distribution and Possession Laws
Distributing pornography doesn't require elaborate plans. Sending a photo through the Internet will suffice.
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