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- What does a criminal fine mean and who paid the largest criminal fine in US history?
Also known as “mulct,” a fine is a monetary penalty that a court imposes as punishment for committing a crime. In the US, … Read more - The Most Expensive Criminal and Civil Fines: Who paid the largest fine in recent history and why?
In the US, Pfizer paid $2.3 billion in criminal and civil fines, the largest in recent pharmaceutical history. Across the border, TEPCO paid … Read more
- Types of Evidence in Law: How many types of evidence are there?
There are two basic categories of evidence (1) direct evidence (2) circumstantial evidence. The former relies on witness perceptions and the latter on … Read more
- Can you collect unemployment after being incarcerated in the US?
Yes. But eligibility depends on state law and you may only collect unemployment benefits after you are released from prison. If you have … Read more
- Do you need to be 18 or 21 to buy a lighter in the United States?
The sale of lighters in the United States is a bit of a grey area as it can fall under the umbrella of … Read more - Does a Failed Drug Test Show Up on Your Medical Record?
Under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), doctors and medical practitioners can only share your medical information/ Personal Health Information on … Read more
