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Your valid permanent resident card, or green card, proves that you are in the U.S. lawfully and indicates that you have certain rights. For example, the Department of Homeland Security explains that a green card shows that you have the right to live in the U.S....
A person who is lawfully residing in the United States but not a citizen may fear that any type of criminal conviction could result in deportation. In fact, only certain types of offenses could be a basis to deport someone. Generally, federal criminal charges that...
White collar crime is an umbrella term for a variety of criminal offenses typically committed by business owners and others in positions of financial authority. Physical force, threats and violence do not play a role in these types of crimes. The Transactional Records...
Facing domestic violence charges is always difficult for people. However, people do not need to receive a conviction for these charges to impact their lives. Domestic violence charges can carry serious consequences that affect every area of a person's life. People may...
