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The amount of money that the federal government is pouring into health care offers a tempting target for persons inclined to use fraud to steal it. The Congress has created a number of crimes that impose heavy penalties on anyone convicted of such a crime. The acting...
Driving while intoxicated or under the influence of alcohol is never a good idea no matter where you live. Each state has its own laws when it comes to DUI/DWI offenses and all involve serious consequences. While New York didn’t make the list for having the strictest...
In the United States, habitual or persistent offender laws are commonly referred to as the three strikes laws. Implemented on March 7, 1994, the three strikes law was originally part of the United States Justice Department's Anti-Violence Strategy. The law makes it...
One of your first concerns after being arrested is what the consequences will be after a guilty verdict. While each carries its own unique penalties, there are two basic types of offenses - criminal and civil. To understand the difference, let’s start by answering the...
When you’re arrested for a criminal offense, panic can set in and a million things go through your mind at once. How will this affect my future? My family? Will I lose my job? Am I going to jail? All of these are valid concerns, as a criminal conviction can impact...