Rationale and Purposes of Criminal Law and Punishment in Transitional Contexts
As the transitional societies make their way toward peace, the justice system, balanced by a good legal defence team, should be a source of hope and not fear.
Crimes
Pub Crawl DUIs: Why Even ‘Just a Few Drinks’ Can Lead to an Arrest
It is even possible to be charged with and convicted of drunk driving when your blood alcohol content was below the legal limit.
Indianapolis Felon Sentenced to 175 Months’ Imprisonment for Machine Gun Possession and Mail Theft Scheme
USPS-OIG agents also found additional stolen checks and money orders valued at more than $1.2 million.
Convicted Animal Abuser Krystal Scott Ordered to Return to Federal Prison After Violating Supervised Release
Scott, using an alias, acquired dogs and cats online on the false premise that she intended to adopt and care for them, when she actually intended to torture and kill them.
When Plea Bargains Go Wrong: How Inadequate Legal Representation Harms Defendants
Plea bargains can serve both justice and efficiency when defendants receive quality legal representation.
Bail Bonds 101: 6 Legal Steps You Should Understand
Showing up to trials is very important, as missing out on even one of them can cause various problems for the defendant.
Community Service as a Criminal Sentence: When Is It an Option?
Community service is not just a sentence but a reform tool when applied appropriately.
5 Great Resources for Victim Advocacy
Understanding and accessing these five categories of victim advocacy resources can significantly impact the recovery process for those who have experienced victimization.
The Gray Area Between Accounting Errors and Embezzlement: When Does It Become Criminal?
If you’ve made an accounting error that you fear may make you look guilty, it’s important to be proactive about what you do next.
How Police Body Camera Footage Is Reshaping Impaired Driving Trials
Body cameras help make police work more transparent by creating permanent records of traffic stops.