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Penalty for Stealing Weapons from the Military in New York
Politicians and authorities in New York are trying to figure out why so many stolen military weapons are ending up on the streets of New York. In many cases, these military weapons have been used in violent crimes. What makes matters even worse is the fact that these military-grade firearms are capable of doing… Read More »
Penalty for Animal Cruelty in New Jersey
A few hundred years ago, animals and even trees were put on trial for crimes in Medieval Europe. Today in America, we approach animals with a very different philosophy. Animals may not have the same rights and freedoms as human beings in New Jersey, but they enjoy a considerable degree of protection under the… Read More »
Penalty for Using Plastic Bags in New Jersey
New Jersey has many laws, some of which are obscure and confusing. Well, it’s time to add one more law to the list, as Governor Phil Murphy (not to be confused with Phillip J. Murphy, Attorney at Law) has signed a new bill banning all use of plastic bags. So what happens now? What… Read More »
Brooklyn Jews Targeted By Arson Attacks
Arson is one of the most serious crimes someone can commit. Unlike a targeted assault or attack on someone, arson is a wanton act of destruction with no real precision or order. A fire can easily spread, injuring or killing people who are completely innocent. Setting fire to a building can also trap people… Read More »
What is the Penalty for Insider Trading in New York?
New York is one of the most important financial centers on the planet, so it should come as no surprise that this state is no stranger to insider trading. While Wall Street is a symbol of the land of opportunity, it can also be a symbol of corruption and class division. Like it or… Read More »
Penalties for Gun Trafficking in New Jersey
Although firearms are legal to purchase and own in New Jersey, there will likely always be an underground black market of illicit firearm sales. Criminals who need to purchase firearms must turn to illegal dealers and smugglers, and gun-running is in fact a major industry in the Garden State. But what happens if you… Read More »
Is Littering Really Illegal in New York?
Most individuals in New York would agree that it’s important to keep the streets clean. No one wants to walk around in a place filled with trash and all manner of refuse. But is littering really illegal in the Empire State? One might assume that this is a relatively innocuous crime. You might be… Read More »
Is it Illegal to Spread Misinformation in New Jersey?
In the modern era, buzzwords like “fake news” and “conspiracy theories” are used on a daily basis. But could you actually face criminal charges for spreading misinformation in New Jersey? What is the legal definition of misinformation, anyway? Can the authorities really stop you from speaking out? Doesn’t this violate your freedom of speech?… Read More »
Penalty for Covid Relief Fraud in New York
Covid relief fraud is on the rise in New York. As America starts to reopen its businesses and return back to normal, individuals are facing legal consequences for taking more than their fair share. Some of these people allegedly had no business accepting relief funds in the first place. It goes without saying that… Read More »
How to Get Your Criminal Record Expunged in New Jersey
Everyone deserves a second chance. If you have committed crimes in the past, you have the opportunity to clear your name and your criminal record with an expungement. This allows you to start anew with a fresh slate, and it may lead to greater career opportunities and other benefits. New laws in New Jersey… Read More »
