Kyle Johansen
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What Is Vehicular Manslaughter?
Each state defines vehicular manslaughter differently. Below are examples of vehicular manslaughter and the resulting penalties.
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Racketeering Explained: The Infamous RICO Statute
Below, we will go over the RICO Act, origins of racketeering, and the history of organized crime in the United States.
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Is Robbery a Felony?: Famous Robberies and Their Punishments
Yes, in almost every circumstance, robbery is a felony regardless of the value of what was stolen.
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What Is the Punishment for Arson?: Arson Laws by State
Arson is almost always considered a felony due to its capacity to cause death and destruction.
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Gun Control Laws by State
The topic of gun control can be one of the most divisive subjects in America. It can be one of those topics that you end up not bringing up or weighing in with your opinion due to the lengthy argument that may follow. Whatever your thoughts are on gun control, if you feel strongly one way or the other, you…
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Is Involuntary Manslaughter a Felony?
In this article, we will define the various types of manslaughter and highlight modern examples of the law in action.
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Is Qualified Immunity a Get Out of Jail Free Card for Police?
Below we will go over exactly what qualified immunity is and how it may be changing.
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What to Expect When Called for Jury Duty
Every aspect of the process is described below, along with tips and frequently asked questions.
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Is Rioting a Felony? Famous Riots and the Insurrection Act of 1807
This article will look at how rioting can become a felony and go in-depth on the Insurrection Act of 1807, which can be used by the President when rioting gets out of control.
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Fake ID Penalties: What If You Get Caught?
When punished at its highest level, using a fake ID can send you to jail.
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