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Helping Someone Who Committed a Felony is also a Felony
Helping Someone Who Committed a Felony is also a Felony

Many of us are inclined to help our friends and family when they're in need. While providing assistance with things such as moving or fixing a fence are acceptable, doing something like aiding someone who has committed a crime could result in a felony charge for the helper. ...

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