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Tracking Violent Offenders: Arrests, Mugshots, and Charges at Your Fingertips
admin First degree assault in Oregon is a Class A felony which will result in punishment of up to 20 years in prison and fines up to $375,000. Second degree assault in Oregon is a Class B felony which will accrue up to 10 years in jail and fines up to $250,000. Arrest Records By County … Read more
An arrest warrant will catch you sooner or later Find arrest warrants now Search for active arrest warrants If you think that the long arm of the law can stretch no more and that outstanding arrest warrant had expired because it was issued years ago then you should think again. It could have been in … Read more
Urinating in public is illegal in every state. Defendants may be charged under a law that specifically criminalizes the act, or the prosecutor may allege that the defendant presented a public nuisance or is guilty of disorderly conduct. A harsher approach is to charge defendants with indecent exposure or public lewdness, which are crimes that may … Read more
While it may seem trivial, a public urination ticket in some states is a crime.But there are many well-documented cases throughout the country where public urination can quickly turn into a sex crime in Los Angeles. One minute a person can be urinating in public, thinking they’ll face a minor misdemeanor and the next minute, … Read more
In Texas, you’ll have to request arrest records through the Department of Public Safety (DPS). The CCH (Computerized Criminal History) division is the central repository for all Texas arrest record as they’re reported by local police departments. Some types of arrest records may not be completely revealed unless you represent an authorized government, criminal justice … Read more
As you may have found out it is not easy to get a job with a criminal record. Even if your charges were dropped or dismissed the arrest still many times will show up. To have the best shot at that new job you need to get that criminal arrest off your record. There … Read more
Florida has some of the nation’s toughest laws for driving under the influence (DUI), even for first time offenders. Most of our clients are good people who have made a bad choice to drive home after having a few drinks. The potential consequences of a conviction for a first time offense include high fines, license … Read more
If you’ve been arrested on a DUI or DWI charge, get a defense lawyer within ten days. If you wait longer than that to get legal advice, you will lose the chance to appeal the suspension of your driver’s license. You can still fight the criminal DUI charge, but you will no longer be able … Read more
It happens all the time in Florida. A college student or an out-of-state college or high school student on spring break uses a fake ID to get into a nightclub in Florida or purchase alcohol from a liquor store. They do not take into account that there is an undercover cop who is focused on … Read more
Nothing can ruin a vacation to Florida faster than being arrested for a crime while on vacation. Besides having to spend time on your vacation dealing with the police and making bail, you now have to worry about taking additional time off to return to Florida to attend a criminal hearing – not to mention … Read more