Monthly Archives: November 2024
What Is Contempt of Court?
After Tyrese Gibson allegedly failed to adhere to a court order to pay over $70,000 in back child support, he was found to be in willful contempt of court. It was the third such hearing, and this time the judge required detainment until the payment was made. It’s a common charge, and one that… Read More »
Could My Charges be Dropped?
If you are facing criminal charges, one of the best possible outcomes would be for the charges to be dropped or dismissed, removing the stress and expense of a trial. While it may not be a guarantee, it is certainly a possibility in many cases. Dropped and Dismissed Charges are Two Different Things To… Read More »
International Corporations: Adhere to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
If you lead a company that is facing charges related to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), you could be looking at serious time behind bars, in addition to potential disbarment, suspension, and reimbursements. The FCPA is something every corporate CEO and every manager should be conversant in if their company operates outside of… Read More »
Could Your Crime Lead to Deportation?
If you are a non-citizen living in the United States, it is critical that you follow all laws. While it’s true that the prospect of time behind bars and fines are dismaying to anyone, things can get much more complicated for immigrants lacking citizenship. That’s because, in some cases, criminal activity could result in… Read More »
