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DUI: Electronic Monitoring as an Alternative Sentencing to Prison

This article will examine electronic monitoring in the State of California and what it entails.

What Separates a Misdemeanor DUI from a Felony DUI?

Herein outlines the ways in which driving under the influence can change from a misdemeanor into a felony offense.

Sentencing Enhancements and Aggravating Factors for DUI

Driving under the influence may sound simple to explain, but in the eyes of the law there are many incidences that count as aggravating factors.

Open Container Laws In California

When someone reads the term “open container”, they’re probably picturing a beer with the lid off. This limits the definition and elements of the law. An open container is essentially a container that has a broken seal, it’s been opened, or part of the beverage was consumed.

School Loans and Bankruptcy, Filing bankruptcy for student loans.

Discussion regarding chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy and student loan debt. Using bankruptcy to alleviate debt. Mesa bankruptcy attorney.

Divorce: How soon do I need to hire a lawyer?

The Cherry Law Firm fields as many calls from people who have been served a petition for “divorce” as those who have contemplated divorce in Cobb and Cherokee County.

Adjustments for Child Support Payments in Georgia at Age 18

In Georgia, child support payments are calculated to cover all minor children in a home. However, when an older child reaches 18 years of age (also known as “years”), there are often changes in child support obligation to reflect the lower number of minor children at home.

Medical Malpractice Lawsuit - Do I Have a Medical Malpractice Case?

Were you injured by a doctor, nurse, or hospital? You may have a medical malpractice case. Before you proceed with a medical malpractice lawsuit, you should read this article.

Driving on a Suspended License

Driving on a Suspended License under California Vehicle Code Section 14601, is a criminal offense in certain instances, depending on the reason for the suspension of the license. Driving on a Suspended License is when someone knowingly drives on license that has been – suspended.

Registering as a Sex Offender: Requirements, Consequences and More

Registration as a lifetime sex offender is outlined in California Penal Code 290. It mandates that sex offenders who are employed, reside, or study in the State of California are required to register under this list.

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