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What are crimes of Moral Turpitude CIMT?

Generally this includes crimes that with the intention to cause great bodily harm, defraud, or permanently deprive an owner of property, or in some cases to act with lewd intent or recklessness. Crimes of Moral Turpitude can include:

Murder
Voluntary manslaughter
Involuntary manslaughter
Domestic violence
Spousal abuse
Child abuse
Kidnapping
Paternity fraud
Rape
Incest
Failure to register as a sex offender
Aggravated assault
Drug-related crimes
Animal cruelty
Animal fighting
Robbery
Theft
Fraud
Mayhem
Felony hit and run
Conspiracy
Accessory to a crime of moral turpitude
Criminal threats
Arson
Prostitution
Perjury
Driving while intoxicated without a license

If, the offense is or is deemed a Crime of Moral Turpitude CIMT, then a defendant may be subject to removal / deportation based on their amount of past convictions and offenses, and the timing of those offenses.

If you have been charged with a Crime of Moral Turpitude CIMT, then you might be subject to removal proceedings. It is important that you speak with a criminal defense attorney for Crimes of Moral Turpitude CIMT. Please contact Dhar Law LLP today.

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