👉 Pre-imposing is a legal concept in the United States that refers to an act or action before a court or tribunal, often involving a person who has already been found guilty of a crime. In most jurisdictions, such as California and New York, pre-imposing offenses are considered crimes under state law, whereas federal laws typically do not apply to pre-imposed offenses in the United States. Pre-imposing offenses can range from minor infractions like speeding tickets or failing to report accidents to more serious crimes
