How White Collar Legal Services Can Help People Get Better Outcomes
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28 June 2021
People commit all types of crimes today. Some of the more common fall under a category known as white-collar crime, which can include forgery and fraud. If you are ever charged with this type of crime, then it can be helpful to use white-collar legal services. These attorneys can help you put together a couple of different defenses.
Prove You Were Not Intent on Deceiving
One of the best ways to get off a white-collar crime is to show you did not intend to deceive someone or a party.
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3 Things To Do If Accused Of Sex Crimes
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22 January 2021
Individuals accused of sex crimes should take the allegations seriously. These types of allegations can have a lifetime effect. Sex crime convictions can lead to disruptions in daily life indefinitely because convicted sex offenders have to register as sex offenders. Accusations do not necessarily lead to convictions. However, innocent or exonerated individuals might find that there will be individuals who will wonder whether the allegations were true. Some accused individuals might be treated indifferently before their cases ever make it to court.
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How To Have Your License Reinstated After A DUI
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22 September 2020
After you have been pulled over for a DUI, you may risk suffering one of several penalties including being forced to pay fines, spending time in prison, and having your license revoked. For this reason, it's important to have a DUI attorney involved in your case as early as possible. If you have lost your driver's license, there are several steps you can take to have it restored.
The Consequences of Not Having a License
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What Happens When You're Charged With Destroying A Statue
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7 July 2020
As the news zeroes in on protestors who are pulling down statues, you may wonder if joining in would bring legal consequences to your doorstep. Can you be arrested for helping tear down a statue? Can you be charged with a crime?
This is what you need to know.
The Short Answer
In short, it is a crime to deface or destroy property like statues. Technically, you could be charged with a crime based on your participation.
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