720 ILCS 5/11-1.20: Elements, Sentencing, and Registration
Under 720 ILCS 5/11-1.20, Illinois criminal sexual assault is a Class 1 felony with 4 to 15 years in prison and lifetime sex offender registration.
10-Day Eviction Notice in PA: Rules, Payment, and Lockout Limits
A 10-day eviction notice in PA is a written warning for unpaid rent or certain drug conduct, giving tenants 10 days to pay or leave before the landlord can sue.
3-Day Right to Cancel a Car Purchase in Florida: The Real Exceptions
Florida has no 3 day right to cancel a car purchase; signed dealer contracts are binding. Narrow exceptions and the Lemon Law can still unwind some sales.
AB 716: California Ground Ambulance Billing Protections
California ground ambulance billing protections under AB 716 cap insured cost-sharing at in-network rates and self-pay bills at Medicare or Medi-Cal rates.
Alabama Voter Registration Check: Active, Inactive, or Not Listed
Run an Alabama voter registration check at myinfo.alabamavotes.gov using your name and date of birth to see Active, Inactive, or Not Registered, plus your polling place.
30-Day Notice to Vacate Commercial Property in California
A 30-day notice to vacate commercial property in California ends a month-to-month tenancy under Civil Code 1946, unless the lease or SB 1103 requires 60 days.
California AB 179: Budget Act, Tax Refund, and Lithium Tax
AB 179 California is the 2022 budget trailer bill amending the Budget Act of 2022, authorizing the Middle Class Tax Refund and a lithium extraction tax.
Alabama Car Title Laws: Transfers, Liens, and Penalties
Alabama car title laws require titles for vehicles 35 model years old or newer (model year 1991+ in 2026), with a $15 penalty after the 20-day window.
Alaska Senior Benefits Program: Eligibility, Payments, and Income Limits
The Alaska Senior Benefits Program pays $125, $175, or $250 monthly to residents 65 or older with low-to-moderate income, based on Federal Poverty Guidelines.
Aggravated Domestic Violence Under ARS: Jail, Prison, and Firearm Loss
Aggravated domestic violence in Arizona is a Class 5 felony under ARS 13-3601.02 for a third DV offense within 84 months, with mandatory jail and firearm loss.