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Category: Criminal

Legal vs Illegal Gun Accessories – What You Can and Can’t Own (2025 Guide) Most gun accessories are legal, but parts that boost power or concealment are tightly restricted
Nov 5
Criminal, Law

Legal vs Illegal Gun Accessories – What You Can and Can’t Own (2025 Guide)

In 2025, gun ownership laws around the world, and especially in the United States, have reached a new level of complexity. While the right to bear arms remains constitutionally protected in many jurisdictions, the accessories that modify or enhance firearms are tightly regulated, often falling into legal gray zones that can confuse even responsible owners. […]

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Is Telephone Harassment Illegal? Here’s How to Report and Stop It In the U.S., repeated unwanted calls or texts intended to annoy or threaten are considered telephone harassment and can be reported to law enforcement or your phone carrier
Oct 8
Criminal, Law

Is Telephone Harassment Illegal? Here’s How to Report and Stop It

Telephone harassment refers to the intentional misuse of phone calls to disturb, intimidate, or threaten another person. Such actions can trigger emotional distress, fear, and ongoing disruption in everyday life. It is more than just an inconvenience; it can quickly escalate into a serious matter requiring legal intervention. Laws across jurisdictions treat this conduct seriously, […]

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Is It Legal to Photograph or Film a Child? Consent Laws You Should Know  Something legal isn’t always ethical or safe
Oct 7
Criminal, Law

Is It Legal to Photograph or Film a Child? Consent Laws You Should Know 

Yes, in many places, it is legal to photograph or film a child in public places without explicit permission. However, the legality becomes trickier when the image is published, used commercially, or taken in places where the child (or their guardians) has a reasonable expectation of privacy. Also, laws about child pornography, voyeurism, and data […]

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Can You Move While on Probation? What the Law Allows in Your State Rules differ by probation type, offense, and location
Oct 6
Criminal, Law

Can You Move While on Probation? What the Law Allows in Your State

If you are on probation, you cannot simply pack up and move without permission. In every U.S. state, probation is a court-ordered sentence that comes with strict conditions, including restrictions on where you live. Whether you want to move across town, to another county, or out of state, the law requires approval from your probation […]

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How Much Does a Lawyer Cost for a Wrongful Termination Case? Wrongful termination lawyers often work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only get paid if you win your case
Oct 6
Criminal, Law

How Much Does a Lawyer Cost for a Wrongful Termination Case?

Wrongful termination occurs when an employee is fired in violation of employment laws or contractual agreements. It can involve discrimination, retaliation, or breaches of labor rights. Having legal representation is often crucial in these cases, as employment law is complex and heavily procedural. Many workers hesitate to seek help because they worry about the cost […]

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Foreign Pollution Fee Act 2025 and How It Expands Enforcement on Imports and Emissions The EU launched a similar system in 2023, with Canada and Japan planning comparable measures
Oct 3
Criminal, Law

Foreign Pollution Fee Act 2025 and How It Expands Enforcement on Imports and Emissions

The passage of the Foreign Pollution Fee Act of 2025 marks one of the most significant shifts in U.S. trade and environmental law in recent decades. For the first time, the United States will impose a structured fee on certain imported goods based on the carbon emissions generated during their production. The goal is twofold: […]

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What Is Anticipatory Bail and When Can You Get It? Anticipatory bail is a legal provision in some countries that allows an individual to seek bail in anticipation of an arrest for a non-bailable offense, offering protection from being taken into custody
Jul 24
Criminal, Law

What Is Anticipatory Bail and When Can You Get It?

Anticipatory bail refers to a legal provision that allows an individual to seek bail in anticipation of an arrest for a non-bailable offense. It acts as a protective measure to uphold personal liberty and avoid unnecessary detention. Provided under Section 438 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), it empowers individuals to approach the court before […]

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Can You Get Bail for a Non-Bailable Offence? A Guide to Section 437 CrPC Section 437 of the CrPC allows bail in non-bailable offenses under certain conditions — such as if the accused is not previously convicted of a serious crime or is a woman, child, or sick individual
Apr 15
Criminal, Law

Can You Get Bail for a Non-Bailable Offence? A Guide to Section 437 CrPC

Bail acts as a safeguard in the criminal justice system, preventing undue incarceration before conviction. It ensures that an accused is not punished before guilt is established. In cases involving non-bailable offences, things become more complex. Accusations may involve serious crimes, which automatically limits the possibility of easy release. Section 437 of the Criminal Procedure […]

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