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  • Posted inin Criminal Justice, Courts & Firearms

18 USC 1461: Mailing Obscene Matter, Penalties, and Comstock Rules

  • Posted byby FedLaws Team
  • July 22, 2026
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  • 6 min
Learn how 18 USC 1461 covers obscene and abortion-related mailings, from prohibited content and proof requirements to penalties and Comstock-era debates.
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  • Posted inin Social Security, Retirement & Disability

Can You Get Disability for PCOS? Listings, Evidence, and SSDI

  • Posted byby FedLaws Team
  • July 22, 2026
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  • 7 min
Learn how disability for PCOS is evaluated, from the listings symptoms can fit under and evidence that matters to how SSDI and SSI claims get decided.
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  • Posted inin Immigration, Visas & Citizenship

Citizenship Denied: Can I Reapply or Appeal?

  • Posted byby FedLaws Team
  • July 22, 2026
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  • 6 min
Learn how to reapply for citizenship after a denial or challenge it, from the denial letter to appeals, new applications, and green card concerns.
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  • Posted inin Housing & Federal Loans

How to Break a Section 8 Lease Without Losing Your Voucher

  • Posted byby FedLaws Team
  • July 22, 2026
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  • 7 min
Learn how to break a Section 8 lease without losing your voucher, from proper notice and qualifying legal grounds to hearings, transfers, and final costs.
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  • Posted inin Constitution, Government & Civil Rights

Can Supreme Court Justices Be Fired or Removed?

  • Posted byby FedLaws Team
  • July 22, 2026
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  • 5 min
Learn how Supreme Court justices can be removed, from impeachment and its history to misconduct, incapacity, and how justices actually leave the bench.
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  • Posted inin Criminal Justice, Courts & Firearms

Federal Probation Violation Sentencing: Grades, Hearing, and Outcomes

  • Posted byby FedLaws Team
  • July 22, 2026
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  • 6 min
Learn how federal probation violation sentencing works, from the judge's options and violation grading through the hearing process and how to prepare.
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  • Posted inin Criminal Justice, Courts & Firearms

18 USC 203: Prohibited Conduct, Penalties, and Exemptions

  • Posted byby FedLaws Team
  • July 22, 2026
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  • 5 min
Learn how 18 USC 203 restricts paid representation before the federal government, from who the law covers and how it is enforced to key exemptions and defenses.
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  • Posted inin Immigration, Visas & Citizenship

How to Respond to an I-485 Request for Initial Evidence

  • Posted byby FedLaws Team
  • July 22, 2026
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  • 6 min
Learn how to respond to an I-485 RFE, from reading the notice and gathering the right evidence to packaging and submitting it before the deadline.
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  • Posted inin Criminal Justice, Courts & Firearms

18 USC 3161: Speedy Trial Deadlines, Pauses, and Waivers

  • Posted byby FedLaws Team
  • July 22, 2026
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  • 6 min
Learn how the Speedy Trial Act time limits work in federal cases, from charging and trial deadlines to what pauses the clock and what happens if they're missed.
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  • Posted inin Employment, Labor & Workplace Safety

5 USC 7311 Loyalty and Striking: Prohibited Acts and Penalties

  • Posted byby FedLaws Team
  • July 22, 2026
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  • 6 min
Learn how 5 USC 7311 loyalty and striking rules apply to federal workers, from prohibited conduct and oath requirements to penalties and defenses.

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