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Navigating the U.S. Public Charge Rule for Green Cards

Meta Description: The Public Charge Rule is a key ground of inadmissibility in U.S. immigration law. Learn about the current definition (effective December 23, 2022), which public benefits count, who is exempt, and how the “totality of the circumstances” test is applied to applicants for Lawful Permanent Resident (Green Card) status. Stay informed to protect […]

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Misdemeanor Offense: Understanding the Legal Consequences

Post Summary A misdemeanor is a criminal offense less severe than a felony but more serious than a minor infraction. While the maximum punishment is typically no more than one year in a county jail, a conviction still results in a permanent criminal record and can trigger significant collateral consequences affecting employment, housing, and professional

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The True Role of Motive in Criminal Law: Intent vs. Reason

Understanding the Criminal Mind In the world of criminal law, few concepts are as misunderstood as the distinction between motive and intent. While the reason a person commits a crime (motive) is crucial for investigators and juries, the conscious objective to act (intent) is what determines legal liability in most cases. Every crime story, whether

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