While license requirements differ slightly from state to state, all states make it illegal to engage in the practice of law without first obtaining a license. Anyone engaged in the practice of law without a license commits a criminal act

This article should provide the reader with the knowledge and understanding of each legal defense option as well as potential penalties as a misdemeanor and/or felony.

This article should provide the reader with the knowledge and understanding of the possible legal defenses and penalties that stem from a charge and/or conviction of domestic battery.

This article covers what USC 841 is, what common charges under it are, and how it is commonly charged.

In 2014, the citizens of the State of California voted to pass Proposition 47, which significantly reduced sentences of specific crimes committed within the state. Shoplifting is one of those charges making this offense a “wobbler” offense. In certain circumstances, the charge of Shoplifting (prior to 2014) may have been charged as a felony. Proposition 47; however, modified these guidelines by reclassifying Shoplifting as a misdemeanor in some cases.