How Warrants Work in the U.S.
When there’s probable cause that a crime has been committed, officers can obtain an arrest warrant for a suspect. If an individual fails to appear in court, a judge can issue a bench warrant.
How You Can Help Prevent Road Rage
A study released in July 2016 by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety found that approximately 80 percent of motorists had felt “significant anger, aggression or road rage” while operating a vehicle at least once in the previous 12 months. While this number may not be surprising, it can still serve as a wake-up call for anyone who gets behind the wheel.
Can Identity Theft Happen to You?
It only takes a quick Google search to discover the latest online security breach, leading to fears of new cases of identity theft. But do you know what it is exactly and what to do if someone steals your identity?
Community Service: What You Should Know
In a court of law, a judge can issue various sentences for a conviction, including jail time, probation and fines. On some occasions, the court may order community service as an alternative sentence. Here’s a look at what that means and how it works.
Counterfeit Goods Are Not Worth The Risk
Buying designer goods at a significantly reduced price may seem like a nice way to save money. But when these items are made to look exactly like a name-brand item in an attempt to deceive buyers, they’re considered illegal counterfeit goods.
