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DNA evidence has been incredibly helpful, not only in solving crimes but also in exonerating those who have been falsely convicted. Hundreds of people have been released from prison after being wrongfully convicted, as DNA evidence has proven their innocence....
Some people believe that immigrants are more likely than native U.S. citizens to be arrested for criminal activity. The type of criminal activity they suspect may vary, including accusations of financial crimes, shoplifting, drug use, drunk driving and more. But is...
Obtaining a green card is a significant milestone in many immigrants’ immigration journeys. The card gives immigrants legal permanent residency in the United States. This means that individuals have the liberty to reside indefinitely in the country and even find a...
Murder charges are some of the most serious charges someone can face in New Jersey. The ramifications could be severe, often leading to lengthy jail sentences. For charges like first-degree murder, someone may be given a life sentence, meaning they will never be...
People who misuse prescription drugs may perceive them as less dangerous than illicit drugs. If a doctor prescribes them, they assume they are safe to take. Unfortunately, this perception is incorrect. Just like street drugs, these substances have the potential to...
El parole humanitario para migrantes cubanos, venezolanos, haitianos y nicaragüenses ha llegado a su fin. El Gobierno estadounidense anunció a principios de octubre que el programa no sería prorrogado, lo cual está dejando en el limbo legal y migratorio a más de medio...
USCIS has updated its guidelines for T-visas, which help victims of human trafficking stay in the U.S. for up to four years. These changes ensure eligible victims get the help they need more quickly and keep the program trustworthy. What are the updates? Here's a...
If you are an immigrant in the United States, maintaining legal status requires strict adherence to immigration laws and regulations. Breaking these laws can result in deportation, which is the formal removal of an individual from the country. Once an immigration...
Under the Controlled Substance Act, substances are classified under schedules. Schedules determine how certain substances can be used based on their medical uses and the risk of how dependent users may become while using a drug. For example, some substances can be...
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) provides a lifeline for certain immigrants facing domestic violence. The program allows eligible immigrants to break free from their abusers and seek immigration benefits. One critical form of relief under VAWA is cancellation of...