Is the Concealed Carry Law Blocked in California?
Navigating California’s firearm regulations, particularly in light of the ongoing legal battles over the state’s concealed carry laws, has become increasingly complex and contentious.
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California's Three Strikes Law - What It Means for Repeat Offenders
California’s Three Strikes Law is one of the most well-known sentencing rules in the United States, targeting repeat offenders with significantly harsher penalties.
Understanding Conspiracy to Distribute Charges
Federal drug conspiracy charges can have a devastating impact on accused individuals and their loved ones.
Trump's Falsifying Records Charges - A California Law Perspective
The conviction of former President Donald Trump in New York for 34 felony counts of falsifying business records has sparked widespread discussions about the possible penalties he could face under New York law.
Did California Overturn the One Gun a Month Law?
California has had a ban on assault weapons in place since 1989, prohibiting the sale, manufacture, and possession of certain semiautomatic firearms defined as “assault weapons.
Is Dismissal the Same as Expungement in California?
Here at Sevens Legal, we have had numerous clients come to us over the years, asking about the differences between dismissal and expungement.
Sevens Legal Voted San Diego’s Best Criminal Defense Firm & Best DUI Firm
Sevens Legal is thrilled to announce its recognition as San Diego’s top choice for criminal defense and DUI representation in the prestigious 2024 San Diego’s Best Readers Poll.
How Do Title IX Investigations Work in California?
Students in California accused of sexual misconduct under Title IX may find themselves in need of legal assistance from a knowledgeable Title IX defense attorney.
Did California Overturn the One Gun a Month Law?
A federal judge in San Diego recently struck down California’s controversial “one-gun-a-month” law, which had prohibited residents from purchasing more than one handgun or semiautomatic, centerfire rifle within a 30-day period.
Falsifying Business Records Attorney in San Diego
When running a business in California, maintaining accurate and transparent financial records is not just a legal obligation, but a moral imperative.