A domestic violence conviction works much like any other criminal charge -- it ends up part of your permanent record. If you're asked about your criminal history when applying for a job, then a domestic violence conviction on your record may limit your employment prospects. If your employer requires you to have a professional license to perform your job, then you may be unable to keep working there with a domestic violence conviction on your record.
Is your 18-year-old son facing a “Baby DUI” conviction?
As a freshman in college, your son will deal with many new situations. He will probably attend parties where beer is available, and he may join in the drinking.
Mistakes you can easily make when stopped for DUI
If a police officer has cause to believe that you're driving under the influence, they won't hesitate to pull you over. Should that happen, your stomach will tie up in knots and you'll begin to sweat.
The 10-80-10 law and an overview of business fraud risk
Auditors for businesses, including large corporations, focus on fraud detection and the likelihood of fraudulent activity occurring within the company.
Steps to take if you’re accused of shoplifting
More so today than ever before, retail stores are on the lookout for shoplifters. And for this reason, you could find yourself accused of this crime when you actually did nothing wrong.
