The United States Sentencing Commission (The Commission) was created in 1984 as part of the Sentencing Reform Act (SRA) provisions of the Comprehensive Crime Control Act of 1984. In 1987,...
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Receiving stolen goods is a crime that involves the theft of property by one person and given to someone else. The person receiving from the person who stole it can...
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Credit card fraud is a serious offense that involves the unauthorized use of someone else's credit card information for personal gain. Under Illinois law, credit card fraud encompasses various activities...
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If you are facing allegations of fraudulent credit card use or identity theft, it is crucial to take prompt legal action. These are grave offenses that carry severe consequences, such...
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Recently, the Illinois House committee has unanimously approved a bill that would provide legal recourse for victims of doxing. With the rapidly developing evolution of technology, there are new cyber...
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Illinois recently passed one of the most significant criminal justice reform laws in the country. The law, which is nearly 764 pages long, revamps the entire Illinois pre-trial system. This...
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Even after serving her sentence of probation, Jane was not allowed to go to her church, was forced out of the urban area where she grew up and lived her...
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