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Criminal Law

Criminal Law eHow's legal experts discuss criminal law, from restraining orders and capital punishment to sex crimes and domestic violence. Understand the process from the arrest through the trial, as well as the aftermath, including incarceration, parole and probation. Crimes committed by minors falling under juvenile law are also explained in detail. Other legal topics covered via step-by-step instructions in this criminal law section include drug crimes, theft and the basics of criminal law.
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Juvenile delinquents need parents who are loving, yet hold them responsible for their actions. Getting your child into counseling is the best way to deal with the problem.
Statutory rape is a crime defined as sexual relations between an adult and a minor.
"Once I had to gag and shackle a guy," says Nevada district judge and TV court show star Judge Mills Lane. "After a while I asked him if he'd had enough and told him that if he acted up one more...
"Any judge who tells you he or she always knows when someone is lying, is lying himself," says Nevada state judge and TV star, Judge Mills Lane. Nevertheless, there are ways to follow up on your...
You've seen it on TV a thousand times--someone runs afoul of the law, gets thrown in the joint, and his lawyer has to bail him out. But what exactly is the purpose of bail, and how do you post it?
How to Prepare for Jury Duty? There may come a time when you are chosen to serve on Jury Duty. If you're called to serve, the steps below will help you to prepare for it.
Graffiti “taggers” think they have the right to draw or paint on walls as a method of self-expression, an outlet for their creativity or just for the buzz of breaking the law. Whatever the reason,...
Capital punishment is the process of putting individuals convicted of specific crimes to death if they fall within the state's criteria for the death penalty. Each state has its own laws stating...
Whether you're for or against capital punishment, understanding the statistics can help you come to grips with this issue. Fortunately, these statistics are available to the public and relatively...
DNA testing is used extensively in criminal cases. Based on the premise that DNA is as exclusive as a fingerprint, it is a common practice in most jurisdictions to accept the results of DNA tests...
The history of capital punishment in the United States dates as far back as the 1600s in Virginia. Since that time, debates over the death penalty have continued. Follow these steps to learn about...
Coming to peace with a capital punishment verdict of a loved one is a long process. Experiencing the mandated death of a loved one is extremely difficult. Coping with this requires understanding...
If you have received a capital punishment sentence, the immediate emotional jolt can be crushing. But you don't have to give up. Follow these steps to plan your next move.
The guidelines for visiting a person on death row are put in place to protect the visitor, the staff and the prisoner. While restrictions may vary slightly from one jurisdiction to another, the...
For the hundreds of men and women waiting to be executed in prisons across the United States, the only contact with the outside world may be through pen pals. Quite often, friends and family...
There is typically a lengthy period (usually 10 years, at least) between sentencing and the condemned prisoner's execution. Many people are involved in the life of someone on death row. Assistance...
The number of persons allowed or invited to attend an execution depends on the state or jurisdiction. There are restrictions on the number of representatives from the victim's family, sentenced...
From physical assault and robbery to rape and murder, juvenile crime can be terrifying. There are ways, however, to avoid becoming a victim. For example, the way you dress can either increase or...
Juvenile delinquency can involve a variety of crimes, including arson, petty theft, robbery and assault. When a youth has been convicted of a crime, it gets reported on his or her criminal record....
An alternative to a juvenile-detention facility, a group home is a living environment for wayward teens. Many homes strive to provide juvenile delinquents with therapy, occupational training and...
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