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Learn how transferred intent works in criminal law, its limits, examples like Talmage v. Smith, and when liability applies to unintended victims. read more

State crime refers to unlawful acts by government officials or agencies. Learn types, examples, and how they differ from federal crimes. read more

Victimless crime, also called consensual crime, refers to crime that doesn't directly harm the person or property of another. read more

Learn how vicarious liability in criminal law works, including theories, examples, and limits on employer responsibility for employees’ criminal acts. read more

Learn key tort defenses including self-defense, defense of others, defense of property, consent, and necessity, and how courts apply them in civil cases. read more

Restraint can certainly be one of the more practical and tangible purpose behind punishment in the criminal law. read more

Learn how a rental agreement addendum works, when to use one, and what to include. Free legal form with examples for parking, storage, and more. read more

Learn about criminal punishment, its purposes, sentencing factors, and alternatives like probation, restitution, and community service. read more

Candace Garvey, a friend of Nicole Brown Simpson, testified in the O.J. Simpson trial about his controlling behavior, fear, and tensions before the murders. read more