Misdemeanors vs. Felonies: What’s the Difference?
Criminal offenses are separated into different categories based on the nature and severity of the offense. This is done to ensure that the punishment for the offense is just and appropriate.
What is the Statute of Limitations for Sexual Assault?
The statute of limitations is a legal concept that is used to determine if criminal charges can be filed for a crime that occurred in the past. This means that if someone committed a crime ten years ago, at some point they may become immune from prosecution for that offense.
3 Important Lessons from the Movie “Philadelphia”
Hollywood does not always have a sterling reputation when it comes to depicting the truth in films. Even movies based on true stories may be scripted to heighten dramatic effect or to glamorize the less spectacular aspects of a story. Even so, it is possible to learn some powerful lessons from movies that are inspired […]
Grand Theft Auto Might Cost You $200,000
A conviction for Grand Theft Auto can mean serious jail time, fines and a permanent criminal record. In most jurisdictions, the penalties for this crime are based on the value of the vehicle involved in the case. Most vehicles, even old or used ones, are worth a substantial amount of money, leading to a high […]
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