SCM Vol 1: Sentencing Grid, Departures, and Measure 11
Learn how Oregon's sentencing guidelines grid shapes felony punishment, from scoring offenses and history to departures, Measure 11, and supervision.
Who Did 69 Snitch On? Nine Trey Members and Rappers Named
Learn who 6ix9ine snitched on and why, from his reasons for cooperating and the gang members and rappers he named to the deal he got and the fallout in hip-hop.
License Suspension and Denial for Child Support Enforcement
Learn how license suspension for child support works, from the credentials and passports at risk to your options for avoiding, stopping, or reversing it.
Instagram Settlement: Biometric Privacy and Addiction Claims
Learn how Instagram settlement activity has unfolded, from the closed Illinois biometric privacy payout to ongoing youth addiction and child safety claims.
Personal Injury Claims: Elements, Damages, and Settlement
Learn how a personal injury claim works, from proving fault and calculating damages to negotiating a settlement and understanding what you actually keep.
What Are the Elements of Attempted Murder? Intent, Act, Penalties
Learn how the elements of attempted murder are proven and challenged in court, from intent and conduct through defenses and potential penalties.
Private Prosecution in the US: Where It’s Allowed and Who Can File
Learn how private prosecution in the US works, from where it's permitted and who can bring a case to filing, court review, risks, and civil alternatives.
Should I Take My Case to Trial? Costs, Collection, and Taxes
Learn how to weigh whether you should take your case to trial, from the true costs and collection risks to tax impact, timing, and how criminal cases differ.
What Does Corroborating Evidence Mean in Law?
Learn how corroborating evidence functions in court, from what qualifies it to when the law requires it and how it plays out in civil and criminal cases.
What Is Commercial Burglary: Elements, Defenses, Lasting Consequences
Learn how commercial burglary cases work, from the elements prosecutors must prove and common defenses to the penalties and long-term consequences.