Crime

Published May 8, 2023 Cal Penal Code 211 addresses robbery. The act of taking someone else’s property against their will by employing fear or physical force is considered to be theft.  California Penal Code 211 outlines the legal definition and framework for prosecuting the crime of robbery. It is essential […]

Published April 28, 2023 If you have been detained for possession of illegal drugs, you may be worried about “how long do you go to jail for possession?” The length of time depends on several factors. The gravity of the allegations against you, especially the quantity of substances allegedly discovered […]

Published April 2, 2023 US Police officers are tasked with protecting and serving American citizens. Sadly, police forces have a long history of brutality, prejudice, and other illegal behaviors. As a citizen of the United States, you have rights that must be safeguarded by both state and federal law. If […]

Published February 14, 2023 There is truth to the idea that sex offenders are looked down upon in prisons. Prison culture, like the rest of society, condemns criminal sexual harassment and assault, especially when it involves acting out against children. In addition, corrections officials view sex offenders in prison differently […]

Published February 6, 2023 FBI vs CIA is a question that is relatively easy to answer. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) are both parts of the United States Intelligence Community. The FBI is a threat-focused, intelligence-driven national security institution with law enforcement and […]

Published January 31, 2023 California was the first state in the US to implement a variety of gun safety regulations, including prohibitions on assault weapons, rigorous background check requirements, extreme risk protection orders (ERPO), and protections against domestic violence. Meanwhile, California ranks seventh in gun-related deaths and fifth in crime […]

Published January 27, 2023 Suppose the court issued an order following a “notice of voluntary dismissal without prejudice.” In that case, it indicates that a case has been dismissed for the time being, but the prosecutor or petitioner may refile it later. In contrast, a case that has been dismissed […]

Published January 27, 2023 During an arraignment, the defendant is formally informed of the criminal charges filed against them by having the document detailing the charges read out in their presence. Then, judges, in most jurisdictions, remind defendants of their rights; further, bail will also be addressed in the process.  […]

Published January 9, 2023 A person is guilty of domestic violence if he or she causes another to fear for his or her safety, resulting in psychological or physical discomfort, injury, or illness. There are three levels of severity for domestic violence, either considered a misdemeanor or a felony. In […]

Published January 9, 2023 In Florida, marijuana use for recreational purposes is illegal. In addition, possession of 20 grams or less of cannabis is a misdemeanor punishable by up to 1 year in jail, a fine of up to $1,000, and suspension of driver’s license. Nonetheless, several cities, as well […]