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Could You Unknowingly Be a Felon? Many Are, Here’s Why

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Washington, D.C. — In today’s complex legal landscape, it’s conceivable that many Americans have inadvertently broken the law at some point, potentially committing acts that could be classified as felonies without even realizing it. The sheer volume and complexity of federal and state statutes mean that obscure laws can ensnare even the most law-abiding citizens. Legal experts point out that the proliferation of laws and regulations in recent decades has created a situation where everyday activities can sometimes be interpreted as criminal acts. For example, connective actions on the internet or the unintentional violation of … Read more

Iowa’s Quirky Alcohol Laws: From Gas Station Beer to Sunday Sales, Here’s What You Need to Know

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Des Moines, Iowa – Navigating the laws surrounding alcohol can be a challenge, with each state having its own regulations for buying, transporting, and consuming alcoholic beverages. In the state of Iowa, there are several specific laws that dictate how residents can purchase and enjoy their favorite drinks. One common question is whether beer can be bought at gas stations in Iowa. The answer is yes – convenience stores such as Casey’s or Kum & Go are allowed to sell beer, making it easy for locals to pick up a case of their preferred brand, … Read more

Michigan Passes Groundbreaking Laws in 2023: From Gun Safety to LGBTQ+ Rights, Here’s What You Need to Know

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LANSING, Mich. – Michigan residents will need to familiarize themselves with the new laws and amendments that were passed in 2023 and recently went into effect. Taking advantage of the first combined Democratic majority in the state House, Senate, and governor’s seat in decades, lawmakers approved a range of bills related to various issues including gun safety, minimum wage, LGBTQ+ protections, and the “right-to-work” policy. The laws relating to gun safety were enacted following the tragic mass shootings at Michigan State University and Oxford High School in previous years. The legislation includes the establishment of … Read more

New Laws in Pennsylvania: From Porch Pirates to Medical Marijuana, Here’s What You Need to Know in 2024

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PHILADELPHIA, PA – As the weekend approaches, the Philadelphia region prepares for a winter storm. However, the city’s record snow-deprivation streak seems to be safe. In addition to the weather, new laws are set to take effect in Pennsylvania. These changes will impact areas such as SEPTA crime and medical marijuana sales. One significant change is the introduction of felony charges for porch pirates. With over 3,000 packages stolen annually in Philadelphia, the law aims to deter thieves by increasing penalties for mail theft. Another notable change is the allowance for all medical marijuana growers … Read more