Do Felony Warrants Expire?

Jan 20,2020 / By Admin / 0 Comment

For those who have been convicted of a felony or who have been faced with a felony charge, you know the hassle they can create. You might hear that a warrant has been issued for your arrest. Those are words that can create a great deal of anxiety. Do they ever go way? You might […]...

Finding Employment Legal Issues

Can I Get a Job with a Misdemeanor on My Record?

Jan 20,2020 / By Admin / 9 Comments

Being released from prison and returning to society is not necessarily easy, though it is an important step. Up to 1/3 Americans arrested by the age of 23. Many of them will have at least a misdemeanor on their record. A misdemeanor can create challenges for someone looking for a job. But, can y...

Civilian Rights Legal Issues

Can a Felon Get a Concealed Carry Permit?

Jan 13,2020 / By Admin / 4 Comments

After being released from prison for a felony, it can be hard to understand what individual rights change. State and federal restrictions don’t always work together, and it’s hard to get through the red tape. Getting help in restoring firearm rights and navigating the red tape is not s...

Civilian Rights Legal Issues Mindset

Can a Felon Become a Sovereign Citizen?

Jan 13,2020 / By Admin / 6 Comments

It is a longstanding American tradition to openly protest and disagree with laws, taxes, and regulations put in place by the government leaders. While most citizens would restrict themselves to peaceful protesting, some do not stop there. Citizens that heavily oppose the government may go to the e...

Legal Issues

How Long Can a Felony Case Stay Open?

Jan 13,2020 / By Admin / 1 Comment

The legal process can be exhaustive and confusing, and depending on the outcome and how an individual exercises their rights, the process can be positive or negative. During a felony trial, at some point, an attorney should explain the legal process. Knowing what to expect during a criminal trial ...

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