
Driving under the influence (DUI) and driving while impaired/intoxicated (DWI) are
criminal charges that can be made to drivers who are suspected of driving while under the
influence of alcohol or drugs. A driver may be charged with one of these even if they are
taking over the counter or prescription drugs in accordance with the drug label instructions.
Violence between spouses, people in a relationship, and people
and family members who cohabitate the same home, may be classified as domestic
violence. It is not uncommon for a reporter of domestic violence to also be accused of
domestic violence by the person they have accused.
When an employee in a position of trust and responsibility, or a business
owner, illegally transfers property or money for personal use, is usually referred to as
embezzlement.
There are many different kinds of fraud that are considered criminal acts. The broad
definition of fraud is, the intentional deception of another for personal gain.
It is illegal for an individual who has access to information about a
company’s stock or securities that is not available to the public, to use this information for
trading or to provide the information to others who are not supposed to have access to it.
It is illegal for an individual or company to provide false information or to
deliberately misrepresent it for the purpose of avoiding having to pay taxes. This is typically
considered to be a type of fraud.
Non-consensual, sexual intercourse is typically considered rape. This includes
someone forcing another person to have intercourse when they have not given consent, as
well as when an individual is under the influence of alcohol or drugs and unable to give
cognisant consent. This includes date rape which is often used to refer to a rape that occurs between a perpetrator(s) and victim that know each other.
Sexual abuse is a broad category that encompasses different kinds of unwanted sexual contact including, rape, child molestation and abuse, spousal abuse, rape and sexual battery.
When someone uses another person’s personal and/or financial information for personal gain, it is often considered to be identity theft.
A crime is considered a hate crime when it is committed against an individual or group of people based on the victim/s’ race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, political beliefs, physical and/or cognitive disabilities.
If you or someone you care about has been charged with any of the crimes mentioned here, it is important to understand the accused person’s rights and to defend them, and their reputation. A licensed criminal defense lawyers is qualified to do this and to give an accused person and their family legal advice.
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