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Learning About Criminal Law Proceedings

Hi there, my name is Abigail Dylan. Welcome to my website about criminal law. Ever since I was a young teen, I have explored the criminal law field in great detail. News stories and case studies have captured my attention as I clamored to understand the court proceedings and legal process. Through the years, I have gained immense understanding of the way the law operates for each type of crime. I will share this knowledge with my readers to help everyone better understand criminal cases and their results. I invite you to visit my site on a regular basis to learn more. Thank you for your time.

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5 Estate Planning Tips For Military Personnel

Posted on December 13, 2015

If you are a member of the U.S. Armed Forces, you have several unique challenges regarding planning your estate. Even if you have limited assets, it is important to thoroughly plan your estate to make sure that survivor benefits go to the appropriate people and matters of your death and burial are handled according to your wishes. Because state laws and military regulations can affect how your estate is divided, it is important to have a clear plan outlined before you enter any high-risk situations. [Read More]

Recruitment Discrimination Against LGBT People: What You Need To Know

Posted on November 13, 2015

Studies show that LGBT people often face discrimination when applying for a job, even though they may have all the relevant skills and experience necessary for the job. While discrimination on the grounds of race and gender is now outlawed in the United States, legislation against this type of discrimination is less advanced. If you think a recruiter discriminated against you because of your sexuality, learn more about the steps you may have to take and how you would need to prove your case. [Read More]

What Does it Take to Sue for Psychiatric Malpractice in the Suicidal Death of a Loved One?

Posted on October 14, 2015

When people take their own lives, it's natural for surviving family members to question what may have led their loved ones to kill themselves or what could have been done to stop them. If you suspect your loved one's psychiatrist contributed to the person's suicidal mindset or failed in his or her duty to prevent the person from following through with the act, it may be possible to sue the doctor for psychiatric malpractice. [Read More]

Tips For Dealing With An Auto Accident's Aftermath

Posted on September 17, 2015

When you've been involved in a car accident, you're going to find yourself facing a whirlwind of questions and medical exams. If you've decided to file a claim with the responsible party to get restitution for your injuries, you'll also be meeting with attorneys and dealing with insurance companies. As the time passes after the accident, you face many situations where you could actually hurt your chances of a claim. Here are a few things to keep in mind in the aftermath of the accident. [Read More]