October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, which is meant to help people who are victims of domestic violence realize that they have support if they decide to speak out about what's going on. Since the month focuses on the victims, the alleged aggressors are often...
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Month: October 2018
One important element in theft cases can make a difference
Borrowing something from someone is usually done with the intention of returning it when you are finished. But sometimes, life happens. Maybe you forgot to return the item. Does this mean that you are guilty of theft? Not usually — but it doesn't mean that you can't...
Fatigue shouldn’t lead to a drunk driving charge
Trying to get home after a night out with friends can be a real challenge. You might have to contend with traffic; however, there is another hazard that you might face. What happens if you are fatigued and not driving in the best manner? Have you ever thought about...
Parolees and probationers may require a monitoring program
One of the conditions that some people on probation and parole have is that they must have some type of monitoring. This is done to keep track of the person to ensure that they are where they should be and not going out in other areas. There are a few different types...
