PA Act 31 Mandated Reporter Training: Duties and Penalties
Pennsylvania's Act 31, a 2014 law, makes PA mandated reporters of suspected child abuse and ties approved training to health-related licensure.
Alabama Scooter Laws: Licensing, Helmets, and DUI Penalties
Alabama scooter laws require a license, helmet, and lights, and follow the same traffic and DUI rules as cars; bigger engines bump you to motorcycle status.
Alabama Withholding Tax: Form A-4, Calculations, and Fixes
Alabama withholding tax is the state income tax your employer deducts each paycheck, capped at 5 percent based on filing status, exemptions, and dependents.
ARS 12-542: Arizona’s Two-Year Statute of Limitations
Arizona's statute of limitations is two years for most personal injury, wrongful death, and property damage suits under ARS 12-542; government claims: 180 days.
Abandonment Laws in Michigan: Child, Adult, and Property
Abandonment laws in Michigan vary by what's left: a child (up to 10-year felony), a home (tax foreclosure), a car (18 hours), or a bank account (3 years).
AB 701 California Warehouse Quota Law: Disclosures and Enforcement
AB 701, California's warehouse quota law, requires large warehouses to disclose quotas, bans quotas that block breaks or safety, and bars retaliation.
Alameda County Marriage Ceremony: Formats, License, and Fees
An Alameda County marriage ceremony can be a scheduled civil, walk-in express, or virtual ceremony through the Clerk-Recorder. License plus ceremony is $156.
Alabaster, AL Sales Tax: Rates, Exemptions & Filing
Alabaster AL sales tax is 10% on most retail purchases: 4% state, 1% Shelby County, and 5% city. Lower rates apply to groceries, vehicles, and farm machinery.
Va. Code § 18.2-272: DUI-Related Driving on a Revoked License
Virginia Code 18.2-272 makes driving on a DUI-suspended license a Class 1 misdemeanor with up to a year in jail; a third offense in ten years is a felony.
4th DUI in Wisconsin: Felony Penalties and Lifetime Revocation
A 4th OWI in Wisconsin is a Class H felony with a 60-day minimum jail term, up to 6 years in prison, $10,000 in fines, and a 2-year license revocation.