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Monthly Archives: July 2017
Can I Represent Myself in a Criminal Case?
When you are facing criminal charges, you have the vital responsibility to do what you need to do in order to avoid the maximum penalties for your offenses. Not only is it important for you to cooperate with the legal … Continue reading
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Will an International Student Be Deported for Committing a Crime?
International students are prone to more severe penalties when they commit a crime. Not only are they subjected to the usual criminal penalties, they also face possible deportation. This means they can be sent back to their country of origin … Continue reading
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Can I Get Arrested for Lighting Fireworks After the Fourth of July?
In Indiana, there are some important ordinances you should know about when and where you can use fireworks. Failing to adhere to these firework laws can result in a criminal nuisance charge, which can lead to a misdemeanor conviction, fines, … Continue reading
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