As per Louisiana law, it is illegal to produce, possess, or distribute any sexually explicit images or materials involving a minor. In the era of technology, child pornography has been extended to encompass sexting as well. If found guilty, this felony is punishable with penalties ranging from 5 to 40 years in prison. In the…
Domestic violence is a serious offense with significant legal and social consequences in Louisiana. Anyone charged with domestic violence in the state may be subject to arrest, prosecution, and potential imprisonment, among other penalties. However, in certain circumstances, it may be possible to have a domestic violence charge dropped. If you are facing domestic violence…
The right to acquire and possess a weapon for self-defense is etched in our nation’s Constitution. However, state and federal laws have put in place several restrictions pertaining to how citizens can exercise this right. The state of Louisiana is no exception, and there are several Louisiana and federal restrictions regulating how, where, when, and…
Driving under the influence (DUI), also called driving while intoxicated (DWI), is a serious offense in Louisiana. A DUI conviction has more consequences than just the license suspension, fines, or jail time — it leaves a criminal record behind, which may negatively affect your job search, college admission, and other opportunities that involve a background…