Take a look at 49 CFR § 1503.421. There is a streamlined civil penalty procedure for certain security violations like the one you describe. You...

If your husband is prohibited from possessing, then you want to make sure that he isn't aware of your firearm and cannot exercise control over it...

Realistically, there needs to be compelling reasons to reduce a seven-figure bond to something he can afford or to induce a bonding company to take...

If you are still under indictment for that crime, then it's unlikely that you can possess or purchase a firearm or ammunition because of federal...

You can still file a complaint, but with the passage of time, it's questionable whether the police will act on it.

It's unknown whether this crime will be reported, but it would not take much sleuthing to connect you to your vehicle if they took down the plate...

It looks like the sex offense you describe is a misdemeanor under Ohio law where the maximum penalty is 60 days in jail. So, you would not be...

Yes, the officer can run your plates for no reason whatsoever and stop you for a violation.

The clerk of the Iowa Supreme Court would be the best source of information. There are rules of appellate procedure that pertain specifically to...

Federal law, 18 U.S.C. section 922(g)(1), prohibits anyone, who has been convicted in any court of a crime punishable by imprisonment for a term...