March 26
This past year was eventful for most people and industries, and criminal law was no exception. From how courts handled cases to the incidence rates of various crimes, criminal law saw many changes and trends in 2020, and we’re here to…
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March 17
Congress recently passed another stimulus check, the third of its kind intended to help Americans stay afloat financially during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, one question is at the forefront of many people’s minds: “Can someone seize my stimulus to…
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March 15
During the 2020 General Election, Americans voted on more than just the newest president – many also gave input on drug laws. Keeping up with recent trends, states across the U.S. saw dramatic changes to laws governing substances such as…
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September 24
Felony charges are reserved for only the most serious crimes. As a result, receiving a felony conviction often comes with significant consequences. However, legal penalties aren’t the only things felony offenders have to worry about. Being convicted of a…
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June 2
What does “false imprisonment” mean and what does it involve? False imprisonment is a crime under Section 787.02 of the Florida Statutes. Under Sec. 787.02(a), false imprisonment “means to forcibly, by threat, or secretly confining, abducting, imprisoning, or restraining another person…
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May 6
The effects of a criminal record can be profound. Typically, a criminal record can affect many aspects of one’s personal and professional life. More specifically, a criminal record can impede a person’s educational, employment, and housing possibilities for years to…
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April 22
Possessing a criminal record can severely limit your ability to live a happy life. Often, holding a criminal record makes it more difficult to find jobs, education, and housing. If you have a criminal record, individual rights of yours,…
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