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What is WRONG with VAWA?

Definition of VAWA, violence against women act

Arizona Criminal Law

Here is a quick description of what is considered Criminal Law in Arizona

Legal Financial Obligations

What are legal financial obligations, and how do they impact lives?

Tacoma Municipal Court

What to expect in Tacoma Municipal Court when you're charged with a DUI, domestic violence, or other misdemeanor charge.

The Unreliability of Eyewitness Testimony

Eye witness testimony is inherently unreliable. Science shows that what we recall is not as accurate as we think.

What is a Grand Jury Investigation and Do I Need a Lawyer?

Grand Jury Investigations and how to respond as a witness or a target.

Violation of Probation

Short article about Violations of Probation in Florida

What is White Collar Crime?

How to avoid being charged with a White Collar Crime

Don’t underestimate the consequences of Sexting

How can sexting affect you?

Driving Under the Influence

What happens when you're charged with a DUI?

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