Crime

According to the 1972 Amended Mississippi Statues, Sec 4-29-144, the penalty for prescription fraud is 1-5 years in prison, $1,000 fine or both. Best bet...don't do it! If you're caught, get a good lawyer.

Dillinger had quite a large arsenal which included a Tommygun, a Colt .38 semiautomatic modified for full auto. and his wooden gun that aided in his prison escape. When stopped outside the Biograph Theater during his arrest, he was carrying a Browning .32 automatic. Foolishly, he went for it. End of John DIllinger.

While a jury may not necessarily be the best way to adjudicate guilt in every instance, it is still better than the alternatives. The medieval practices of trial and ordeal proved nothing related to guilt. We certainly do not want the government, which brings the charges against individuals to judge whether they are guilty or not, especially after it felt they were guilty enough to bring charges in the first place.

At least the jury system gives defendants the most reasonable opportunity to get a fair adjudication of guilt. The Declaration of Independence did not state that there is an unalienable right to happiness. It stated that there is an unalienable right to the pursuit of happiness. So too, the best that an imperfect society can promise its citizens is the pursuit of fairness.

The Canadian criminal justice system stems referred to as an adversarial system because it is based on the old English common law tradition. In this system, the parties to a controversy develop and present their arguments, gather and submit evidence, call and question witnesses, and, within the confines of certain rules, control the process.

All of the same types of daily crime as today, pick pockets were prevalent. Murder, burglary,house breaking, prostitution, embezzlement , you name it they did it, just like today. The only real difference is that the punishments were harsher.

If a person comes from a culture that is very different, what is against the law in one country, may not even be considered a crime in the other. This is particularly true in countries like China, or some of the African and Middle Eastern countries. As a result, a person's actions may not be thought of as illegal, if he or she isn't aware of the differences in law.

Jay negotiated an unpopular treaty with great Britain

Books, Internetz, Schoolz, Police Academeez, Doing the time for the crime... :)

5-panel drug tests are basically looking for the MAIN drugs - marijuana, cocaine (which includes crack), benzos (which includes Valium/Xanax - AND others), opiates (which includes most painkillers, and amphetamines (which would include meth and/or possibly some adhd drugs). Several drugs will fall into each of these categories. Check out the drug you are concerned about.

Finding a phone on the floor is not a criminal offense. What the finder does with the phone after finding it may be. The laws regarding the age at which a person is put in jail or in a juvenile facility varies from place to place.

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no, a masters, or graduate degree, must be completed from a university

Depends on who you are in America. If you are a white, conservative, wealthy American then the criminal justice system is doing an excellent job. The majority of the laws are created by these types of persons. If you are a poor miinority with unpopular points of view, then the criminal justice system will systematically exploit, oppress, and manipulate you. These types of persons are usually not involved in, or privy to, the creation of laws. Although the equality of the criminal justice has improved, powerful entities in society are constantly becoming better at discriminating and/or oppressing through legal means.

No moral and legal permissibility are not the same. Moral permissibility is what is morally allowed and legal permissibility is what is legally allowed. An act can be morally permissible but can also be against the law.

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A Probation Officer is not a Law Enforcement Officer. Only Law Enforcement Officers are required to give the Miranda Warning.

I know that there are definitely two kinds of related police officer:

1. Police diver

2. Marine Police

3. Environmental Police Officer

The first one deals mostly with search and recovery work - being in the water looking for things, such as a discarded murder weapon, or people that have gone missing and are possibly deceased and in the water. It is quite murky and cramped work.

The second is a police officer who is based on a boat and deals with issues on rivers, docks, and out at sea. This could range from security patrols on the river, through to taxation and customs issues.

The third is a police officer who investigates and deals with environmental crime. I do not know if there is any department that has an aquatic specialty, but countries that are coastal and have marine issues may have one.

Yes, though most jurisdictions have different terms for the term "statutes," including Code of laws, penal codes, etc. Any arrests for an offense must be for the violation of the statute, which is given a statute code. However, civil court issues are not based on such codes of law.

I'm not quite sure if i understand but I'll try as best as i can. if you are asking what topics lead us into a conversation about the bible then i can answer that. if we see somebody that looks depressed or possibly is crying, or if we just strike up a conversation with somebody sitting next to us in a public area, we will sometimes read a comforting scripture from the bible. or, if we don't have a bible with us, then we usually will have a brochure or magazine handy. and if that person likes what they read then they can contact the local congregation of Jehovah's witnesses.

i hope this answers your question! :)

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Being a fugitive from justice and fleeing the country, also escorting federal prisoners to and from court

Alice Crimmins largely dropped out of public view after her release from prison. While on a work release program, she married a man named Anthony Grace. She was photographed getting into his car and boarding his yacht, leading to an outcry from politicians. She was paroled in 1977, and is presumed to be living in the Long Island area of New York and Boca Raton, Florida, though her husband has since died of natural causes.

If you were convicted of a felony and are on probation, you can apply for an early probation release as well as to have the felony reduced to a misdemeanor, and later dismissed. If you have completed your required probation or were never given probation, you can apply for an immediate reduction to a misdemeanor, and then dismissal. Yes, California does have a process for expunging felony convictions.

California Penal Code section 1203.4 authorizes a judge to withdraw a finding of guilt and to dismiss a case if statutory requirements are met. If it is a felony, the sentence must have included probation; so felonies that resulted in a sentence involving state prison are almost never eligible. Also prohibited are a many, but not all, sex crimes. Eligibility requirements include having completed probation, paid all fines and restitution, and not currently serving any other sentence or facing any new charges.

Some felonies (but not all) can also be reduced to misdemeanors. This restores lots of rights that are lost with a felony conviction. The procedure is authorized by Penal Code section 17(b)(3).

Expungement in California requires petitioning the court where the person was convicted. The process and fees vary by court. Fees range from $0 to $240. The process always requires some research and paperwork, and often includes appearing in court to try to persuade a judge to grant the petition while the district attorney or probation department try to persuade the judge not to grant it.

Most law firms that specialize in expungement will offer a money back guarantee. Check the credentials of any firm you retain, by checking with the California Bar Association

In some cases, free assistance can also be provided by your county's public defender or legal aid center, but you must meet low-income requirements and wait longer than if you retain a private firm.

No, the killers Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold ended the massacre by committing suicide.

Of course...just google her name..one of the million of scammers..

Reporting the crime may actually show that the company does not have proper controls or security in place. It may actually lead to additional attacks or losses.