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Kidnapping

Federal Interstate Communications Threat Charges

February 8, 2016 Attorney Eric D. Puryearby Attorney Eric D. Puryear

The Federal crime of making certain threats or demands through Interstate Communications is defined by 18 U.S.C. § 875 as follows:

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Categories Federal Criminal Law Tags 18 U.S.C. 875, Extortion, Federal Criminal Law, Interstate Communications, Kidnapping, Ransom

Federal Kidnapping Charges

January 2, 2016 Attorney Eric D. Puryearby Attorney Eric D. Puryear

The Federal crime of Kidnapping applies to kidnapping in the traditional sense, as well as parental kidnapping. It is defined in 18 U.S.C. § 1201 as follows:

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Categories Federal Criminal Law Tags 18 U.S.C. 1201, Federal Criminal Law, Kidnapping, Parental Kidnapping

Forcible Detention Charges in Illinois

December 18, 2015 Attorney Eric D. Puryearby Attorney Eric D. Puryear

The Illinois crime of Forcible Detention is defined by 720 ILCS 5/10-4 as follows:

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Categories Illinois Criminal Law Tags 720 ILCS 5/10-4, Forcible Detention, Hostage, Kidnapping

Kidnapping and Aggravated Kidnapping Charges in Illinois

December 18, 2015 Attorney Eric D. Puryearby Attorney Eric D. Puryear

Kidnapping in Illinois is defined by 720 ILCS 5/10-1, while the crime of aggravated kidnapping (a more serious form of kidnapping) is defined by 720 ILCS 5/10-2

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Categories Illinois Criminal Law Tags 720 ILCS 5/10-1, 720 ILCS 5/10-2, Hostage, Kidnapping, Ransom, Secret Confinement

False Imprisonment Charges in Iowa

December 18, 2015 Attorney Eric D. Puryearby Attorney Eric D. Puryear

The crime of false imprisonment is defined by Iowa Code Section 710.7 as the crime a person commits when, having no reasonable belief that the person has any right or authority to do so, the person intentionally confines

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Categories Iowa Criminal Law Tags False Imprisonment, Iowa Code 710.7, Kidnapping

Child Stealing Charges in Iowa

December 18, 2015 Attorney Eric D. Puryearby Attorney Eric D. Puryear

Iowa law defines the crime of child stealing in Iowa Code section 710.5 as the crime a person commits when, knowing that the person has no authority to do so, the person forcibly or fraudulently takes, decoys, or entices away any child with intent to

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Categories Iowa Criminal Law Tags Child Stealing, Iowa Code 710.5, Kidnapping

Kidnapping Charges in Iowa

December 18, 2015 Attorney Eric D. Puryearby Attorney Eric D. Puryear

The crime of kidnapping in Iowa is defined by Iowa Code section 710.1 as the crime a person commits when the person either confines a person or removes a person from one place to another, knowing that

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Categories Iowa Criminal Law Tags Iowa Code 710.1, Kidnapping, Ransom, Secret Confinement

Emergency Injunctions in Iowa or Illinois Custody Cases

November 30, 2015 Attorney Eric D. Puryearby Attorney Eric D. Puryear

In Illinois and Iowa custody cases, the court has the authority to issue in emergency injunction to prevent harm to a child.  This article discusses injunctions in the Illinois Circuit Court and Iowa District Court.

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Categories Family Law in General Tags Child Custody, Divorce, Emergency Injunction, Kidnapping, Parental Kidnapping
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