Prop 47 and Possession of a Stolen Firearm
In November, 2014, California voters approved Proposition 47 ("Prop 47"), referred to as the “Safe Neighborhood and Schools Act.
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The Court Process for Theft
There are certain things you need to be aware of if you have been arrested and accused of theft and have to appear in court.
Making Bomb Threats in California
In light of world events, bomb threats are taken seriously by both federal and local law enforcement agencies, and warrant investigation.
"Drunk in Public" Law in California
The beach communities of Southern California are referred to by many as “partying” destinations.
"No Refusal" DUI Weekend
Over the past year some states pushed for what’s referred to as “no refusal” DUI stops.
You Can Be Deported for "Deportable Crimes" in California
If you are a “permanent resident” or have a visa or “green card” which permits you to work and live in the United States, then you also enjoy most rights and privileges of other U.
Theft of Heisman Trophy Case Re-Opened
Twenty years after the theft of OJ Simpson’s Heisman Trophy from Heritage Hall at USC in 1994, the Los Angeles Police Department obtained a search warrant in order to check phone records belonging to the man they believe stole it.
The "Return Fraud" Scheme
Fraud comes in many forms and ingenious schemes. Merchants are now becoming victims of “Return Fraud,” where thieves are stealing from them without leaving the store.
Hit and Run Misdemeanor or Felony
A hit and run crime is when a person leaves the scene after a collision they are involved in without exchanging insurance or other identification with other persons involved.
22 San Diego Gang Members Indicted for Sex Trafficking
According to U.S. Attorney’s Office in San Diego, 22 alleged gang members and their associates have been charged by a federal grand jury for sex trafficking and forcing underage girls in eastern San Diego County into prostitution.