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Types of Felonies
What Is a Class B Felony?
Here is all you need to know about class B felony. Also get to find out the best approach to handling class B felony charges.
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Reckless Driving: Is It a Felony?
Reckless driving is a crime in the United States. But is it a felony? Find out more here.
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Companies That Hire Felons: How to Find Felony Friendly Jobs
Do you know that many companies have employment policies that do not discriminate against felons? Here's how and where to find felony friendly jobs.
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Types of Felonies
Is Disorderly Conduct a Crime?
According to federal regulations, "A person commits disorderly conduct when they cause public nuisance, violence, alarm intentionally, or if they cause risk recklessly."
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Can A Felon Get A Passport? Traveling After Conviction
Traveling as a Felon If you have a felony on your criminal record, you may be wondering can a felon get a passport? Contrary to popular belief, having a felony will not affect your ability to travel abroad. Keep in mind, there are still other reasons the U.S. State Department could deny you a passport, such as the type of conviction…
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When Does Vandalism Become a Felony?
Is vandalism a felony? While it may seem like a petty crime, the act of vandalism can often be considered a felony. There are many different forms of vandalism, and the range of punishments scales with the amount of damage caused. Vandalism is one of the most common felonies that are committed each year, and it’s important to understand the…
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Everything You Need to Know About Assault Charges
An assault can be defined as causing a person physical harm, imposing upon them unwanted physical contact, or threatening or attempting to do so.
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Choosing a Lawyer
How Do You Pick a Good Lawyer?
If you are a convicted felon, a lawyer can help you greatly. It is difficult to argue your case against a team of experienced government prosecutors, in the first place. Because of this, many people will pay the lawyer retainer fee or the average attorney hourly rate to get professional representation. In fact, the rise of no win, no pay…
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What You Need to Know About Money Laundering
During early 2019, many media outlets covered the Lori Loughlin money laundering case. The now-infamous actress bribed officials at the University of Southern California. In turn, Loughlin and her husband expected them to admit their daughters to the school as athletes. The problem is, however, that money laundering is a serious charge that hundreds, if not thousands, of Americans face.…
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Consequences of a Felony Conviction & Your Rights as a Felon
A felony charge results in much more severe penalties than those of misdemeanors. Because of this, punishments are going to be longer, fines will be higher, and there are consequences that will follow through the rest of a felon's life - such as loss of rights and stigmas.
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