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Child Abuse
In the state of California, child endangerment includes exploitation as well as emotional, physical or sexual abuse. General or specific neglect also fall under the state’s child abuse and endangerment laws. Exploitation of a child includes forcing a minor to participate in activities that are degrading or illegal. California also considers emotional endangerment of the child. Emotional endangerment encompasses non-physical mistreatment that causes a child to misbehave, withdraw or become hyperactive in a way that would not have happened without the mistreatment.

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Aaron Wallenstein Law Offices

Child Abuse
In the state of California, child endangerment includes exploitation as well as emotional, physical or sexual abuse. General or specific neglect also fall under the state’s child abuse and endangerment laws. Exploitation of a child includes forcing a minor to participate in activities that are degrading or illegal. California also considers emotional endangerment of the child. Emotional endangerment encompasses non-physical mistreatment that causes a child to misbehave, withdraw or become hyperactive in a way that would not have happened without the mistreatment.

Criminal Defense
If the police have arrested and charged you with a weapon violation, you are likely wondering where you should turn or what you can do to protect yourself. The law takes firearm and other weapon violations seriously and often imposes harsh penalties to those found guilty. This post explains what you can expect as you move forward with your case and why you should enlist the help of an experienced criminal defense attorney.
DUI/DWI
Traffic Violations
False impersonation could be posting bail for a friend using someone else’s name. It could be impersonating a coworker to cash his paycheck. It could be using a fake ID to pin a speeding ticket on someone else.
Sex Crimes
In the state of Minnesota, harassment is defined the same way no matter what the relationship is between the person who is accused of the crime and the receiver of the harassment. Under Minnesota law, harassment is defined as a single incident of physical or sexual assault, one time of using someone’s information to invite or encourage a third party for sexual activities, a single time of sharing private photos of a sexual nature, repeated incidents of intrusive or unwanted acts, words or gestures that affect an individual’s safety, security or privacy, targeted residential picketing and attendance at public events when your presence is harassing to someone else who is there.
Robbery
With robbery, the penalty depends on the severity of the incident and on aspects about victims. Robbery charges are often classified in degrees. First-degree robbery occurs if someone commits aggravated robbery or if a victim is seriously injured during the incident. Second-degree robbery may involve a minor injury with a deadly weapon or the use of an accomplice. A third-degree robbery occurs when someone uses force with a deadly weapon and does not cause any injuries. Robberies of people or most businesses are tried in state courts and involve sentencing guidelines for prison terms. For example, California judges can choose sentence terms of two, three or five years depending on the details of the case. Restitution is also a consideration in robbery cases, and the amount depends on the extent of damages to the victim.
Burglary
The part of the criminal code that deals with burglary addresses the specific act of illegal entry with criminal intent. There are additional restrictions that may apply to this definition as well. For example, this crime might not apply to a person who is merely on the lawn without permission. There must also be evidence that the person who entered the property without permission also intended to commit a crime. Demonstrating intent to commit the crime of burglary is a legal barrier that must be overcome in order to obtain a conviction. There are many methods that can be used to fight these charges in a court of law. The skills of your defense lawyer will affect the outcome of the case.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Many states include harassment on social media and other online venues to be a part of their misdemeanor and felony criminal statutes. These may be separated from workplace or domestic harassment laws. In South Dakota, the state has cyber-stalking laws that include online harassment. The state defines this to be making credible threats against a person, willfully, maliciously, and repeatedly following a person online and repeatedly using any means of verbal, electronic, digital media, mechanical, telegraphic or written communication to willfully and maliciously stalk or harass a person.
Drug Crimes
If you have been charged with possessing or selling drugs, you need an attorney who can help you fight the charges in court. Federal laws regarding drug possession and distribution are harsh. However, there are defenses that may help reduce penalties or invalidate charges.
Assault
Murder
Murder is the careful planning of the killing of another person. This is a crime that often takes time to plan out with thought about the consequences involved. You understand right from wrong and know that you are taking the life of another person.
Identity Theft
This crime goes by many names. Whether it’s false impersonation, false personation or criminal impersonation, the U.S. government and all 50 states take it very seriously. In many cases, it’s a felony. It is so closely linked to identity theft that the two crimes are considered one and the same in some states.
Homicide
With rare exception, most people who are arrested and prosecuted in New York City will eventually appear before a Criminal Court judge for arraignment, or first appearance. The person accused of disorderly conduct and the person accused of homicide will both be brought before the same Criminal Court judge for arraignment and may well share a holding cell behind the courtroom in New York City. The time from arrest to arraignment in Criminal Court is generally about 24 hours. A New York criminal defense lawyer can help speed up this process or determine if you are eligible for a desk appearance ticket (DAT) so you would not have to spend a night in jail. It is very important to contact a New York criminal defense lawyer – attorney after the accused is arrested and before arraignment.
Arson
The crime of burglary often gets confused with other crimes. It is similar to robbery and theft, but there is a legal framework that comes into play when defining the crime of burglary. Specifically, it involves the illegal entry into the property of another person. Burglary is a term that refers to a specific type of criminal activity. It is defined as illegal entry into a building with a specific criminal intent. This often means that the person intends to steal something from the premises, but it can also refer to other types of crime as well. The key defining feature of burglary is the feature of the crime that involves unauthorized entry into the building. Once the person is inside, they might commit various other crimes as well. This may include assault, theft, arson or other crimes.
Restraining Order
There are various types of domestic violence aside from hitting another person. When you know what to look for, it can be easier to make a report. Once a report is made, then the abuser can be charged and receive the proper punishments according to the laws. An attorney can offer assistance to someone who has been abused by filing for a restraining order or filing the other paperwork needed so that the abuser stays away.
Forgery
In the state of Ohio, theft and forgery are included in laws around fraud. The state defines forgery to be fabricating or creating any writing when the writing is not authenticated. Ohio defines theft to be obtaining or exerting control over either the property or services of another without consent, beyond implied consent or through means of deception, threat or intimidation.
Manslaughter
If there’s no intent to kill another person before the crime is committed, then you’ll usually be charged with manslaughter. Since there was no intent to kill the other person, then there isn’t as much blame involved from a moral standpoint. However, there was still a crime that took place that you would have to be punished for, which usually results in spending several years in prison. There are two different types of manslaughter to keep in mind when you’re talking to your attorney.
Hit and Run
States split vehicular infractions into civil and criminal cases. An example of a civil penalty is a speeding ticket. In Ohio, if you drive through a school zone at less than 6 miles per hour over the posted speed limit while the warning is engaged, you may receive a civil speeding ticket rather than a criminal summons. Tampering with a traffic control device is a misdemeanor in most states, while a hit-and-run traffic infraction is a felony if it causes bodily injury or death. States incur steeper penalties if you have a vehicular infraction at the same time as driving on a suspended license. You may also incur more severe penalties for a second or subsequent vehicular infraction.

Personal Injury
How do you know if you should retain a New York personal injury lawyer to fight for your just compensation? Well, if you have been arrested and your case has been dismissed, or declined prosecution by the district attorney’s office the first thing you would want to know is, did probable cause exist to arrest you in the first place? Did you spend some time in Jail, and how much time? Was their any other errors made by the city of New York that led to you being arrested falsely? An Analysis to the answers of these questions needs to be discussed with New York criminal and NYC false arrests lawyers to see if you have a case to file a civil lawsuit in NYC.

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