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How much a landlord can legally require you to provide as a security deposit? Find out about this and other legal questions at FindLaw's section on Landlord Tenant Law.
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States often have publications to assist both landlords and tenants with rental agreements and other leasing issues. These can help defuse issues before they can start by letting everyone know how the process works. Learn more about rentals and landlord-tenant publications at FindLaw.
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Co-ops and condos offer a different path to home ownership, with both having pros and cons. Learn about the ins-and-outs of both types of housing and get help deciding if a co-operative or a condominium is right for you at FindLaw.
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Most states and some jurisdictions have landlord-tenant laws specific to the area. Each jurisdiction is different. Learn about tenant-landlord laws in general and for your state at FindLaw.
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Cocaine remains illegal at both state and federal levels. New Jersey carries stiff penalties for possessing, using, selling, and trafficking cocaine. Learn more about New Jersey cocaine laws at FindLaw.com.
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Florida statute of limitations for defective products force people injured by these products to file their case within a set time period or lose the right to sue altogether. This is a quick summary of the statute of limitations for defective products in Florida.
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Criminal statutes of limitations dictate how long a prosecutor has to file charges against the accused. In most instances, if the statute of limitations has passed the court won't allow the charges to be filed. Learn about Florida criminal statutes of limitations and more at FindLaw.
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Sentences in capital punishment cases can include the death penalty in Oklahoma. Learn more about which crimes qualify, the history of the death penalty in the state, and much more about capital punishment laws in Oklahoma at FindLaw.
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FindLaw explores Supreme Court cases on Fourteenth Amendment's due process clause, which ensures that no state can deprive you of your fundamental rights.
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You can leave blanks on a voting ballot. Learn more about this voting option in this FindLaw article.
