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Most states in the U.S. classify a first DUI offense as a misdemeanor. However, it's crucial not to underestimate the serious nature of picking up a DUI, and don't assume that you will automatically get probation, or leniency. A first time DUI carries a number of consequences, including temporary suspension of your license. Here's what you need to know about restoring your driving privileges. License Suspension Regardless of which state you live in, you will likely have your driving privileges suspended upon being charged with your first DUI offense.

In many instances, someone's journey through the criminal justice system begins with an arrest warrant. When a police officer shows up at your front door with the warrant, your natural reaction to it might be to submit to the arrest. However, the circumstances might warrant a different reaction. If you are concerned that an arrest warrant might be issued for you, here is what you need to know about the document and your rights.

If you are charged with welfare fraud, you can be charged at either the state or federal level, depending on the circumstances surrounding your case, the amount of money that it is alleged you defrauded for, and in some cases, the prosecutor's preference. If you are charged with this crime, you are facing severe penalties including restitution, jail time and a criminal record that will follow you around for life. As such, it is important to hire a criminal defense attorney to help you fight these charges.

Red-light cameras have had a rollercoaster of a decade. Originally installed in several states as a way to stop people from running red lights, the cameras have come under fire for going after people legally making a right turn on a red light, people whose cars stopped a few inches over the line at the edge of the intersection, and so on. This led to the cameras being removed in some areas and suspended in others, but many regions have continued to use the cameras.