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December 2024
We restructured our North Carolina Crimes page by creating a chart that lists the crime names on one side and the statute numbers on the order side. Now, users can sort crimes alphabetically, making it easier to find crimes by name, or they can sort them according to how they appear in the statutes. We also added seven crimes related to trespassing, kidnapping, abandonment, and assault.
We restructured our Pennsylania Crimes page by creating a chart that lists the crime names on one side and the statute numbers on the order side. Now, users can sort crimes alphabetically, making it easier to find crimes by name, or they can sort them according to how they appear in the statutes. We also added four crimes related to assault, invasion of privacy, and sexual offenses.
We restructured our New York Crimes page by creating a chart that lists the crime names on one side and the statute numbers on the order side. Now, users can sort crimes alphabetically, making it easier to find crimes by name, or they can sort them according to how they appear in the statutes. We also added eight crimes related to assault, contempt, and unlawful possession.
On our New Hampshire Custody page, we did the following:
- Created a new subsection called Mediation in custody and visitation cases including four new questions about the mediation process.
- Created a new subsection called The effect of military deployment on custody and visitation including five new questions about the ways custody is affected when one parent is deployed due to military duty.
We also added 5 statutes related to custody to our Selected New Hampshire Statutes page.
