Silly Laws from South Carolina
South Carolina has suffered a bit of a checkered past—less than 100 years after its admission into the United States in 1788, it was the first state to secede from the Union in 1860, prior to the Civil War. The state was readmitted in…
The Justice System
Look at this cartoon. It is funny but it also illustrates a common issue. People don't know the process of the criminal system. Unless you or a loved one is charged there may be no reason to know it. But you should, just like…
What to Do If You Suspect Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is defined as any type of aggressive or violent behavior that occurs within the home. This type of violence is most often instigated by a partner or spouse, and can include both physical and verbal abuse. In the state of Arizona, it…
A Look at Different Types of Drug Charges
Individuals who are arrested on a drug charge may face conviction under state or federal laws. While federal charges are often associated with longer, harsher sentences, the state of Arizona maintains several severe drug laws as well; thus, it is essential to understand the…
Check out These Crazy Laws Before Visiting Michigan!
The state of Michigan is the United States’ tenth most populous state and the eleventh largest in terms of total area. It is the only state in the country to consist of two distinct peninsulas, which are separated by the Straits of Mackinac. Although…
Arkansas: Say It Right or Pay the Price!
The state of Arkansas’s name is derived from the French pronunciation of a Native American term “akakaze,” meaning “land of downriver people” or “people of the south wind.” This southeastern state contains diverse geography and a strong sense of pride in its origins—keep reading…