Criminal offenses are broadly categorized as either felonies or misdemeanors, with each classification carrying distinct legal consequences if convicted. Generally, a felony is a more serious offense than a misdemeanor, and a conviction carries significantly harsher penalties. For instance, you could end up in prison…
The consequences of a drunk driving conviction are always serious. If you’re convicted of causing injuries or fatalities by driving under the influence, of course, they’re far more serious – particularly if the parent or legal guardian of a minor child is killed. This year,…
For most drivers, seeing the flashing lights of a police vehicle behind them induces anxious feelings. These effects may increase if you know you’ve had a couple of drinks and are concerned that the officer will think you’re driving drunk. Some may wonder how police…