What if I consent to the search?
If you consent to a search by the police, you waive your Fourth Amendment rights, allowing them to search without a warrant or probable cause, and any evidence they find can be used against you in court. …
If a cop knocks on my door, do I have to let them in?
If a cop knocks on your door, you have every right to deny entry, unless the law enforcement agent has a warrant signed by a judge. …
Search Warrant
A search warrant is an order issued by a judge that authorizes law enforcement to conduct a search of a specific location. …
Orders for Protection
An order of protection is a document issued by a court to protect victim of domestic abuse. …
Expungement
Expungement is a legal process where a person's criminal record is sealed or erased, typically for first-time offenders or those who meet specific eligibility criteria. …
Manslaughter
The word homicide is used to describe any death of a person at the hands of another, whether intentionally, or unintentionally. …
Murder, Manslaughter, Homicide FAQs
Today there are sex crimes charged in both state and federal court and all involve serious consequences. Charges involving criminal sexual conduct are among the most serious in criminal law and automatically stressful... …
Solicitation
Criminal solicitation is the act of a person trying to get someone to have sex with them. Often this can be related to prostitution or sex trafficking, and can involve adults and/or children... …
What are Statutory Rape Laws and Related Charges
There is no specific “statutory rape” statute. The term commonly refers to the act of sex being a crime only because of the ages of the parties, not because force, coercion, or violence was used... …
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