The legal drinking age in the U.S. is 21 years old. However, this doesn’t stop many teenagers from trying alcohol before they reach this age. According to the CDC, about one in four high school students reports drinking alcohol in the past month. Underage...
For a DUI arrestee, one of the many questions you are most likely to want answers to is, “Will this be on my record? For how long?” DUIs are considered felonies or misdemeanors on public records. If you are convicted, your DUI charge will be on public...
As an immigrant living in the United States, facing criminal charges attracts harsh penalties. If you are in the process of applying for citizenship, your application may be considered void. The consequences for undocumented immigrants are even worse- going as far as...
It is not uncommon for underage drivers or young people who have recently gotten their licenses to take liberties and indulge. This can be a delicate situation, as getting charged for a DUI can go on a permanent record or result in criminal penalties. Simple DUI Cases...
When an employer terminates someone for an unlawful cause, such as a violation of federal anti-discrimination legislation or a breach of a written employment contract, this is referred to as wrongful termination. If an employee wins a case, they may be able to receive...
If you have pled not guilty to criminal charges and are being prosecuted in District or Supreme Court, a jury will most likely decide whether or not you are guilty. A jury is composed of a panel of 12 individuals chosen during the empanelment procedure. A jury is made...
