Fraud is a form of white-collar crime that involves intentional deception. Individuals and business entities may engage in fraud for financial gain at the expense of others. Fraud manifests in countless different forms, some of which are far more common than others....
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Why you need to avoid social media when you have charges pending
Social media platforms have become an integral part of many people’s daily lives. However, for criminal defendants, engaging in careless or inappropriate behavior on social media can result in severe consequences. Social media posts can shape public opinion and...
What happens when you violate your probation
When you are convicted of a crime, probation may be one of the penalties. Depending on the type the court orders, your probation may involve imprisonment or not. Regardless of the option, you will have conditions to observe, including when to be home, paying fees, not...
3 interrogation techniques the police use to pressure suspects
If you are charged with a crime, the police need more information to build a strong case against you. Thus, they will conduct investigations, and one of the procedures is interrogating you -- and they may use tactics to pressure you into giving them the information...
What happens if I am accused of embezzlement?
Anyone who works in finance or holds a position of trust and has access to a business’ financials is at risk of allegations of embezzlement. Whether from a disgruntled co-worker looking to cause trouble or a person in a superior role within the business, these...
How criminal charges impact your financial situation
Some people underestimate the significant financial impact that criminal charges may have on their life now and in the future. The impact is often significant, from the immediate costs of bail to the legal fees and loss of earning potential in the future. If you...
Potential consequences to your career after a criminal conviction
Being convicted of a crime in Ohio comes with many consequences. You likely know some of them, such as time in jail, significant fines and mandatory community service (in some cases). However, it can also impact other parts of your life, including your voting rights,...