Criminal Law Reviewer

Eleanor Torres

Eleanor Torres is a seasoned legal reviewer with over two decades of experience in criminal law. She oversees the review of complex criminal cases and ensures the accuracy of legal content. Eleanor's expertise in federal and white collar crime is unparalleled, and her insights are highly sought after.

Credentials

Lead Reviewer, Criminal Law Division

20+ yearsFederal CrimeWhite Collar Crime

Reviewed posts

Articles reviewed by Eleanor Torres

Is It Illegal to Pretend to Be a Doctor?18 U.S.C. 1594: Criminal Penalties for Human TraffickingCan a Police Officer Ask for Your ID if You Are a Passenger?How Many Pre-Trials Are Held Before a Criminal Trial?What Are Pregnancy Entrapment Laws and How Do They Work?Is It Illegal to Put Your Dog Down on Your Own?Can I Open Mail Sent to My Address That Isn't Mine?Why Is Necrophilia Legal in Some States?I Was Molested as a Child. Can I Still Report It?What Does It Mean to Be Federally Indicted?What Are the Main Types of Lawsuits?DUI's Effect on CDL Eligibility and Reinstatement ProcessHow Long Do You Have to Report a Rape?Can Police Search Occupants After a K9 Sniff?How Much Does It Cost to Get a Pardon?Prosecutable Offenses Under Article 134 of the UCMJWhen Is Cheating on a Test Considered Illegal?Who Killed Kenia Monge? The Investigation and ConvictionThe Joshua Phillips Case: Murder, Trial, and ResentencingHow Many Times Does a Drunk Driver Drive Before Getting Caught?I Found My Stolen Car. What Should I Do Now?Russian Spies Caught in the United States: Cases and LawsCan a Convicted Felon Travel to England?What Is Forgery of a Financial Instrument and What Are the Penalties?The Crime and Penalties for Selling Stolen GoodsCan You Walk Away From a Police Officer?Is a Relationship Between 17 and 20-Year-Olds Illegal?What Is Mens Rea? The Four Levels of Criminal IntentHow Is Probable Cause Established for Arrests and Searches?LEOSA Reform Act: Rules for Active and Retired Officers