One of the most difficult things that you may find yourself having to deal with in your life is the issue of sexual assault or harassment. If you believe that you have recently been the victim of sexual assault, you might feel lost and wonder what, if anything you can do about the situation. It is important that you get to know some of the steps to take and facts to be aware of when you are dealing with sexual assault issues so you can protect yourself and do everything you can to handle the situation as well as possible.
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Being pulled over by a police officer and accused of driving while intoxicated can be scary. If you have had even one drink, the officer may smell it on your breath and proceed to have you undergo a coordination test and to breathe into a breathalyzer. While you should do what is asked of you, it is important that you say nothing except to ask for an attorney. The first phone call you make should be to the attorney or someone who will find legal representation for you as soon as possible.
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Receiving a driving under the influence (DUI) charge can often bring up a mixed bag of emotions. You are likely relieved that no one was hurt during the incident, but now you realize you're facing a charge that could have some serious effects on your life if the accusation happens to stick. Your driving and criminal history stand to take a hit if you are indeed convicted of the crime. Now is the time for you to buckle down and do whatever it takes to fight the charges.
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Being convicted of a crime, even a misdemeanor, can have ripple effects throughout your life. A criminal conviction on your record can affect the types of jobs you may be able to apply for and even where you can live. Depending upon the circumstances of your conviction and the conditions of any probation, you may also be required to pay some hefty fees and fines before your probationary period can end.
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If you've been watching the news at all, you have probably heard about the recent arrest of pro golfer Tiger Woods. The golfing legend was found sleeping in a parked car in Florida -- unable to pass the roadside sobriety tests, he was arrested for driving under the influence.
As it turns out, he had pulled the car over to sleep because the muscle relaxant he'd been prescribed combined with the Vicodin he was taking for pain had made him confused and tired.
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