When Pay-to-Play Becomes a Crime Did you know that online dating apps have a criminal counterpart? Apps such as Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, Grindr, etc. operate to connect users and foster short or long-term relationships. These apps allow users to view other users’ pictures and ...
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View MoreAvoid Committing This Healthcare Crime Prescription drug fraud is a rampant issue in the United States. Drug addicts can fuel their addiction by ...
View MoreImplications of Your Order of Protection Domestic violence charges carry more consequences than jail time, fines and a criminal record. The alleged ...
View MoreIn the middle of March, President Donald Trump declared a national emergency due to the novel coronavirus, also known as “COVID-19.” In short order, ...
View MoreCOVID-19 has driven people indoors, replacing much of what we used to do in person with the Internet. Attending school, working, socializing—even more ...
View MoreAll over the state, courts are requesting closure or extended timeframes in order to contend with the public health crisis surrounding COVID-19. The ...
View MoreIn the past, animals, especially dogs, cats, horses, sheep, cows, goats, pigs, etc., were viewed as nothing but the property of man, to do what he or ...
View MoreThere has been a lot of debate in recent years over gun control, and California is not immune to the hot topic. If you happen to be “pro-gun,” you ...
View MoreThe common pleas (a defendant’s response to criminal charges) in a criminal case include not guilty, guilty, no contest, and finally, “not guilty by ...
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