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Everyone polishes their resume a little. But when does a resume lie become fraud? We look at the law in Canada, the US, the UK and Australia, and the real people who went to prison for it.
Criminal LawTempted to toss that jury duty letter in the recycling? Here's what can actually happen if you don't show up in Canada, the US, the UK and Australia, and how to get excused the right way.
Criminal LawExtra money suddenly shows up in your bank account. Can you keep it? We look at what happens in Canada, the US, the UK and Australia when you spend money deposited by mistake, including real cases where people were charged.
Criminal LawYou asked for a trial on your ticket, then the date slipped by. Here's what actually happens when you miss traffic court in Canada, the US, the UK and Australia, and what to do next.
Criminal LawA debt collector mentions legal action and suddenly you're picturing handcuffs. Here's what can and can't happen if you stop paying your credit card in Canada, the US, the UK and Australia.
Internet LawIn the digital age, the phenomenon of doxxing – publicly revealing previously private personal information about an individual – has emerged as a significant issue. You’ve probably read all the news reports on video gamers and pop culture streamers being doxxed and even more seriously, being swatted (an act of calling in fake calls…
Criminal LawAccording to our research, it is estimated that over 50% of individuals have experienced some form of impersonation through phone calls or other communication channels like social media. Impersonating someone on the phone can have serious legal consequences, potentially leading to imprisonment in some instances. Understanding the legal definition and implications of impersonation is crucial…
Criminal LawFalse accusations can have profound consequences on individuals and society as a whole. When someone falsely accuses another person of a crime or wrongdoing, it not only tarnishes their reputation but also undermines the integrity of the justice system. This raises an important question: can you go to jail for false accusations? In this article,…
Criminal LawIn the intricate landscape of taxation, even the slightest misstep can lead to severe consequences. Imagine walking along a narrow path fraught with hidden pitfalls and treacherous turns. In this tax terrain, one such pitfall is the act of filing as single when married. This seemingly innocuous action carries weighty implications that may send individuals…
BylawsDriving for long hours can be tiring. While most people will go to a motel to sleep, it can be expensive. So, some people will sleep in their car. Now, most places will allow you to sleep in your car. What can make it illegal is where you park it. So, if you plan to…
Criminal LawMost people will fortunately not run into any criminal assault throughout their lives. But some are unfortunate enough to face situations where there is an imminent threat of harm to themselves and their property. The law recognizes these situations and allows self-preservation of their self and property, meaning they can present a defense of self-defense…
BylawsWater is one of the most important commodities people need to live. Without a proper water system, most of the civilized world will not exist. That is why people are always looking for ways to conserve it. And one of the best ways is to collect rainwater. Rainwater harvesting as one of your primary water…
Criminal LawIf you don’t have enough space in your house for your belongings and don’t know where else to put them, storing them in storage units is a good option. Rather than renovating your home or building or renting out an extra room, storage units are a better alternative for storing your assets and belongings in…
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