If you've been charged with a crime, at some point during your case, you'll be asked to enter a plea. In Rhode Island, you have ...
When a Rhode Island resident—who is also a U.S. citizen—becomes 18 years old, he/she becomes eligible for jury duty in the state. ...
Since misdemeanors are punishable by less serious penalties compared to felonies, many people assume that they can fight their ...
After you get arrested in Rhode Island and after the prosecution brings formal criminal charges, a court hearing—also known as ...
A statute of limitations is a law imposing a set timeline for the State to begin prosecution of a crime. If the prosecutor does ...
In Rhode Island, you can petition to have your misdemeanor or felony record expunged or sealed, which removes the information from ...
