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Criminal Law

Larceny and Conversion of Government Property
Larceny or the theft of government property is a federal offense. In order to prove the crime; the prosecution mustprove the following: A wrongful taking or carrying away of property; the property belonged to the United States; the defendant took the property without the consent of the United States; the defendant had the intent to deprive the United States of the property. More...
SUCCESSIVE FEDERAL HABEAS CORPUS PETITIONS
When a state prisoner has previously filed a federal habeas corpus petition that has been denied on the merits, federal courts will generally not consider another petition or a successive petition that is filed by the prisoner. The rationale for this policy is that the federal habeas corpus process should not be abused. More...
SENTENCING HEARINGS
When a defendant is accused of a criminal offense and the defendant pleads not guilty to the offense, the defendant's trial may involve a two-stage process, depending upon whether the defendant is tried by a jury or a trial judge. The two-stage process involves the guilt or innocence stage of the trial and the punishment stage of the trial. More...
ISSUING A BAD OR A WORTHLESS CHECK
A person commits the offense of issuing a bad or a worthless check when he or she writes, issues, or passes a check or similar document for the payment of money when he or she knows that he or she does not have sufficient funds in a banking institution to pay the check. More...
Surveillance Changes under the PATRIOT Act
The PATRIOT Act provides federal and international agencies with the ability to track and intercept oral, written, and electronic communications. More...

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