Summary
Lawyers in Maryland may face ethical violations for advising non-clients, potentially creating unintended attorney-client relationships. Accepting stolen money across state lines is a federal felony, possibly classified as money laundering. Depositing stolen money in a joint account can incriminate both parties if aware of its nature. Naturalized citizens generally dont lose citizenship for felonies unless linked to fraud or certain affiliations. Crimes involving moral turpitude affect immigration and professional status. Perjury is considered a moral turpitude crime. In Maryland, felons lose voting rights during incarceration but can re-register post-sentence. In Texas, felons lose voting rights during incarceration and firearm rights, with potential restoration post-sentence. In South Carolina, felons lose voting rights during incarceration and firearm rights, with restoration requiring legal processes.Full Conversation
Is accepting stolen money across state lines a felony?
Yes, accepting stolen money across state lines can be considered a felony under federal law. This could potentially be classified as money laundering or receiving stolen property, both of which carry severe penalties.
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Does putting stolen money in a joint checking account incriminate both parties?
Putting stolen money in a joint checking account can potentially incriminate both parties if they are aware of the illicit nature of the funds. Both parties could face charges related to money laundering or receiving stolen property.
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Can a naturalized person lose their U.S. citizenship for a felony conviction?
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A naturalized U.S. citizen generally cannot lose their citizenship solely for committing a felony. However, there are exceptions where certain actions can lead to denaturalization, such as:
- Fraud in the naturalization process
- Affiliation with certain groups (e.g., terrorists)
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Can a naturalized person lose their U.S. citizenship for a moral terpitude conviction?
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A naturalized U.S. citizen can lose their citizenship for certain actions, such as fraud in the naturalization process or affiliation with certain groups. Convictions involving moral turpitude alone do not typically result in denaturalization unless they are linked to the above actions.
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What is the penalty for moral terpitude
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In Maryland, crimes involving moral turpitude can affect various aspects of a person's life, including their immigration status, professional licenses, and employment opportunities. Penalties for these crimes vary based on the specific offense and its severity.
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Is perjury a moral terpitude?
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Perjury is generally considered a crime involving moral turpitude as it involves dishonesty and intent to deceive. This can have serious implications for immigration status, professional licenses, and other aspects of life.
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Can you lose your right to vote over a felny?
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In Maryland, individuals convicted of a felony lose their right to vote while they are incarcerated. However, upon release, they can re-register to vote once they have completed their sentence, including parole or probation.
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In Texas, Can you lose your right to vote and own a firearm over a felony?
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In Texas:
- Felons lose their right to vote while incarcerated but can regain it upon completion of their sentence, including parole or probation.
- Felons lose their right to own firearms. This right can be restored five years after release from confinement, but only for use at home.
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In South Carolina, Can you lose your right to vote and own a firearm over a felony?
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Yes, in South Carolina, individuals convicted of a felony can lose certain rights:
- Voting: Felons lose their voting rights while incarcerated. They can regain their right to vote upon completion of their sentence, including parole or probation.
- Firearms: Felons lose their right to own or possess firearms. This right is not automatically restored and may require a pardon or other legal process.
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What is the penalty for a lawyer in Maryland who dvises people not his clients in another state?
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The penalty for a lawyer in Maryland who advises people not his clients in another state can depend on several factors, such as whether the advice could create an unintended attorney-client relationship or potential conflict of interest. Possible penalties include:
- Reprimand
- Suspension
- Disbarment
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If a lawyer is disbarred in one state, can he still practice law in another state?
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If a lawyer is disbarred in one state, it is highly likely they will not be able to practice law in another state. Disbarment in one jurisdiction often leads to reciprocal disbarment in other states.
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What is the penalty for a lawyer who withholds evidence?
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In Maryland, a lawyer who withholds evidence can face severe penalties, including:
- Reprimand
- Suspension
- Disbarment
- Criminal charges for obstruction of justice
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