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Can You Choose a Halfway House? Who Controls the Decision and What to Check Before You Move In

October 7, 2026July 31, 2026 by Center For Justice
Man reviewing halfway house documents with a staff member outside a residential property.

You may have a real choice of halfway house, or the final address may be controlled by a court, corrections agency, probation office, parole authority, … Read more

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Probation vs Parole – How Community Supervision Works Before and After Prison?

October 7, 2026July 28, 2026 by Center For Justice
Probation vs Parole

Probation and parole both allow a person to live in the community under criminal justice supervision, but they begin at very different points in a … Read more

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What to Know About a Brady Motion and Evidence the Prosecution Must Disclose

October 12, 2026July 27, 2026 by Center For Justice
The Brady Motion What Every Defendant Should Know

A Brady motion deals with a simple but serious problem in a criminal case. The government has evidence that could help the defense, but the … Read more

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DUI and CDL Rules – Disqualification Periods and What Happens to Your Commercial License

October 7, 2026July 18, 2026 by Center For Justice
Overcoming a DUI and Preserving Your CDL - Revving the Engine of Redemption

A CDL holder can lose the right to drive commercially within one business day of receiving a licensing notice, months before a DUI case reaches … Read more

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What Is a Bench Warrant and What Happens If You Have One?

October 7, 2026July 17, 2026 by Center For Justice
WHAT IS A BENCH WARRANT

A bench warrant is an order from a judge authorizing law enforcement to arrest a person and bring that person before the court. It commonly … Read more

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Signs Your Case Will Be Dismissed – Red Flags You Should Know About

October 7, 2026July 17, 2026 by Center For Justice
Signs Your Case Will Be Dismissed

A case rarely disappears without warning. The warning usually appears in the docket first through a motion to dismiss, an order to show cause, a … Read more

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Is Salvia Legal in Texas? – What You Need to Know

October 7, 2026July 13, 2026 by Center For Justice
salvia flower

No. Texas classifies Salvia divinorum, its extracts and its active compound salvinorin A as Penalty Group 3 controlled substances. Possession can lead to a misdemeanor … Read more

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How to Get Your License Back in Washington State in 2026?

October 1, 2026July 11, 2026 by Center For Justice
20 Programs to Help Get Your License Back In Washington State

Getting a suspended or revoked driver license back in Washington depends on the reason you lost it. A DUI, repeated moving violations, an unresolved traffic … Read more

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What is Florida’s “Romeo and Juliet” Law? – Age of Consent Exceptions

October 7, 2026July 7, 2026 by Center For Justice

Florida Statute 943.04354 gives some people convicted of specified sex offenses a way to ask a court to remove the requirement to register as a … Read more

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Can You Get Married While You’re in Prison?

October 7, 2026July 5, 2026 by Center For Justice
can you married in prison

A couple in Texas and a couple in California can ask the same legally settled question and receive very different instructions. An incarcerated person can … Read more

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