If you have been caught under the offence of driving while intoxicated (dwi) or driving under the influence of alcohol (dui) and you are over twenty-one years of age, you are very much likely to be sent to jail. After the dwi arrest, you will be booked (all your details will be recorded, including the nature of offence committed and your involvement in it. But, don’t panic. The laws have provided you certain legal rights in such cases, which you can use to keep things simple.
Are You Facing Difficulty In Getting A Job Because You Have Criminal Background Records?
July 17, 2010 By
Employers generally hesitate to hire those people who have criminal background records. If you have been found guilty of law violation previously, it will obviously be very difficult to obtain employment, but it is not an impossible task. If you have the right approach and follow the right steps, there’s no reason why you should not get a job.
What Happens in Criminal Proceedings for Felony Cases?
July 17, 2010 By
The criminal proceedings for felony cases work differently as compared to the procedure involved in minor offences (petty crime) or juvenile cases. The process here can be very complex and it is often very difficult to deal with the same without expert legal help. However, it is entirely up to you to decide whether you want to represent yourself, waive your right to counsel, or hire a lawyer. It all starts when a crime is committed and reported, which follows by an investigation and then arrest.
Follow These 5 Steps to Register Your Business
July 17, 2010 By
If you are considering expanding your current business or starting a new one, you will have to obtain certain permits and licenses and follow a certain registration process. There are certain legal requirements that you have to fulfill. Following are the steps to register your business.
Stop Scratching Your Head over Whether Your Home Food Business Meet the Legal Requirements
July 17, 2010 By
Though the laws for home food business vary, depending upon the state you are running your business in and the kind of food you sell, there are still some basic regulations that are applicable to those who make food at home and sell it online or in other brick-and-mortar commercial avenues.
How to Calculate the Value of Properties in Bankruptcy Exemptions?
July 17, 2010 By
There are specific provisions for bankruptcy exemptions in both state and federal laws. You don’t lose everything even if you go bankrupt. When a person files a petition under chapter 7, all his/her assets are liquidated except for the ones that are legally exempted, such as home, car, household goods, retirement savings, jewelries and many other such things up to certain limit. However, in order to make the best use of these exemptions, you must know how to calculate the value of properties the right way.