Understanding the boundaries of appropriate behavior is essential, in whatever environment you are in. A fundamental part of this understanding is recognizing what constitutes sexual harassment. By definition, sexual harassment refers to unwelcome sexual advances,...
Motorcycling offers a unique sense of freedom and excitement. However, safety should always remain a top priority when riding. A common mistake many riders make is overloading their motorcycles, often underestimating the potential risks this can bring. According to...
When charged with a crime in California, navigating the complexities of the legal system can be a daunting task. One question that often arises is whether the police can require you to take a polygraph, also known as a lie detector test. Polygraph tests measure...
Self-checkout systems in retail stores offer a faster, more convenient way to complete purchases for many customers. Despite their convenience, these systems present opportunities for accidental or intentional theft, leading to potential shoplifting charges....
Motorcyclists in California enjoy the unique privilege of lane splitting, a practice that allows them to navigate through traffic by driving between lanes of slow-moving or stopped cars. While lane splitting can save time and prevent motorcycles from overheating in...
The workplace should be a space where everyone, regardless of their physical attributes, enjoys equal opportunities and respectful treatment. Sadly, this is not always the case. Weight discrimination, while often less discussed than other forms of discrimination, is a...
Being pulled over for a suspected DUI can be an intimidating experience. In California, drivers may wonder if they have the right to refuse to perform field sobriety tests. It is important to understand California's laws as well as the implications and potential...
Many crimes are exclusive to the states, meaning only the state government or a locality within the state will prosecute them. However, there are a few crimes that the state and the federal government may charge. Credit card fraud is one such offense. Nerdwallet...