Federal RICO, or the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, is a law designed to fight organized crime.

In criminal cases, protective orders during discovery are tools that limit how sensitive information can be shared between

Marriage fraud occurs when two people enter into a marriage for purposes other than a genuine marital relationship,

When a child is injured in a car accident in California, any settlement of their personal injury claim

In California criminal law, prisoners placed in the Security Housing Unit (SHU) are sometimes subjected to conditions that

In federal criminal law, the Kingpin Statute is a powerful tool used to prosecute individuals who organize, supervise,

In federal criminal cases, a third-party informant can play a significant role in investigations and prosecutions. Rule 31

When you’ve been found not guilty in a case that has harmed your character, it can feel like

In California, committing murder for financial gain is considered one of the most egregious crimes. This severe act

When representing yourself (pro per) in a criminal case, your presence at key court hearings is crucial. Missing

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