Criminal

A Crime Confession of a Prisoner to the Detectives

Google, 3rd-Party or Arrest.Org: Background Checks in Virginia

What you don’t know can and will hurt you. It’s an assumption that bolsters the idea behind doing background checks. Background investigations are crucial for employers, businesses vetting suppliers and credit companies in Virginia. Organizations perform them for data verification, ensure maximum productivity and avoid legal liability and harm. But how do you check if

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How Loitering Becomes a Crime

Two schools of thought are behind loitering. One, that it is reportedly a precursor to crime and two, that laws around it are discriminatory and even unsafe. Opponents of loitering laws argue that policies barring people from lingering in public places go against the intent of the law: to prioritize justice. Statutes criminalizing loitering are

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Who and Where is Eddie Ray Routh Now?

On Feb. 24, 2015, a jury found Eddie Ray Routh guilty of murder. It took the jury about three hours to convict Routh for the killings of Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield. The former Marine was sentenced to life imprisonment with no parole. Who is Eddie Ray Routh? Why does Chris Kyle’s name seem familiar?

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How to File a Restraining Order

In late February 2022, the Wisconsin Assembly voted for a bill that allows survivors of sexual harassment to file a lifetime restraining order against convicted abusers. The bill, if Gov. Tony Evers signs it, will be known as Kayleigh’s Law. Kayleigh Kozak is a survivor if sexual assault and is pushing to pass the bill

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Criminal

Caught Slippin’: Signs That a Criminal Case is Weak

One of the biggest misconceptions people have about criminal cases is that it’s unbeatable. But only 5-10% of cases actually go to trial, with about 90% of cases being dismissed well before they see a courthouse. For an overwhelming 90% of criminal complaints, the charges are often dropped due to a large number of factors,

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Do You Require Legal Assistance?

If you’re faced with a legal dispute in relation to fraud, you must have legal representation. Experienced fraud solicitors protect your rights and interests. Individuals who are seeking legal advice from a professional fraud solicitor should aim to enlist the guidance of a firm which has successfully represented clients who have experienced highly serious and

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Mistakes to Avoid When Involved in a Car Accident

Getting involved in a car accident is a traumatic experience, especially for people who consistently follow traffic rules and regulations. Even though these events are avoidable, they can still happen to anyone using the roads in any part of the country. With this in mind, motorists should make sure they know their rights to get compensation for any

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White-collar Crimes Every Business Owner Must Know

Integrity and honesty are important in business, and so is making sure that all of your day-to-day operations and comings and goings are above board. Not breaking the law is a crucial part of ensuring that you’re protecting not just yourself but also your assets, your employees, and not to mention your family, from the consequences

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Can You Bail Yourself Out of Jail? Things You Should Know About Bail

Most people have heard the concept of bail, but they probably don’t understand it fully. You may find yourself needing bailbonds at some point. Therefore, it’s much better to be prepared. You may also have several questions about what happens after getting arrested and what you can do afterward, so it’s time to find out.

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Law

Felony Probation Violation: Consequences of Violating Probation

Not all criminal cases end in jail time, especially those with minor misdemeanors, with some even being able to bail themselves out of jail. Often, a judge will see a misdemeanor and deem jail time to be a little too much, and most likely not commensurate, to the crime the defendant committed. In most states,

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