18 USC 1361: Destruction of Government Property
Learn how 18 USC 1361 destruction of government property cases work, from what the law covers and penalties to defenses and lasting consequences.
28 USC 1821: Witness Fees, Per Diem, and Mileage
Learn how federal witness fees work, from who qualifies and what you're owed for appearing to travel and lodging reimbursements, payment, and taxes.
18 USC 2422(b): Coercion and Enticement of a Minor
Learn how federal prosecutors build 18 USC 2422(b) cases, from the conduct and proof required through penalties, registration, and common defenses.
Can You Have FMLA for Yourself and a Family Member?
Learn how FMLA covers leave for yourself and a family member in the same year, from the shared 12-week cap through notice, pay, and state law extensions.
Where to File a Harassment Complaint: EEOC, HUD, and Schools
Learn where to file a harassment complaint, from workplace and housing agencies to school and law enforcement channels, plus deadlines and evidence tips.
Will I Lose My SSI If I Get a Settlement? Trusts, ABLE, and Spend-Down
Learn whether you'll lose your SSI if you get a settlement, from how the money is counted and reported to protecting benefits through trusts or spend-downs.
18 USC 1038: False Information and Hoaxes Penalties and Defenses
Learn how 18 USC 1038 penalties apply to false threats and hoaxes, from prison exposure and mandatory restitution to civil liability and possible defenses.
Employer Lied in EEOC Position Statement: Rebuttal and Evidence
Learn how to respond when an employer lies in an EEOC position statement, from getting a copy and filing a rebuttal to protecting your case going forward.
How to Check USCIS Case Status: Tools, Timelines, and Inquiries
Learn how to check USCIS case status, from online tools and contact options to what you can do when your case drags past normal processing times.
8 USC 1324(a)(1)(A)(ii): Elements, Penalties, and Defenses
Learn how federal transportation charges under 8 USC 1324(a)(1)(A)(ii) work, from what prosecutors must prove to penalties, enforcement, and defenses.