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Usually, workplace sexual harassment is a civil rather than criminal issue. However, under certain circumstances, this kind of harassment can become a criminal offense. It is usually considered a crime when it is so severe that it violates criminal law....
Read MoreWhen you commit a crime, you go through a criminal process. This process starts when the police arrest you and ends when you receive the final court decision after an appeal. Court processes differ from case to case, depending on the kinds of charges...
Read MoreBeing convicted of concealing drugs in a false compartment can result in life-altering penalties like lengthy sentences, steep fines, and a permanent criminal record, which could affect future employment, housing, and educational opportunities....
Read MoreChild abuse and child endangerment are serious offenses committed against children. While sometimes they are used interchangeably, the two violations are different, under different statutes, with different legal definitions and varying penalties for...
Read MoreDrug-related charges can have a lasting effect on your life, even after you have served your term or faced the penalties of the sentence. If you have been convicted of a drug crime, it will certainly remain on your record. However, there are specific...
Read MoreThe aftermath of a domestic violence conviction can be an overwhelming experience. The weight of a criminal record can cast a shadow on every aspect of life, hindering opportunities and causing emotional distress. The consequences of a domestic violence...
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