Theft of Lemur Not a Bad Disney Movie
When most people think of theft, they think of shoplifting clothes or jewelry, or perhaps robbery, burglary, assault, or fraud.
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New Ignition Interlock Program for DUI Offenders
California Senator Jerry Hill introduced a bill on December 29, 2014, requiring “Ignition Interlock” devices be used on cars of first time offenders of DUI.
Defenses Against Assault and Battery Accusations
Being accused of assault and battery can be a frightening experience, especially if you’re not guilty.
Medical Identity Theft
Definition of Medical Identity Theft Identity theft is the fraudulent stealing of somebody’s personal information, such as name and social security number, in order to acquire personal gain, such as money, personal gratification, or prestige.
California Petty Theft
In California the Penal Code Sections 484 and 488 are two sections under which petty theft is handled and prosecuted, depending on the circumstances involved with the charges.
Reduction of Bail
California Law entitles a person to receive bail so they can be released from jail until their Court date.
Shatter, a New and Illegal Marijuana Extract
With the legalization of medical marijuana in California, popular edibles and exotic forms of marijuana are popping up.
Motion to Prove Factual Innocence
When a person is arrested for criminal conduct but is actually innocent, the charges against them aren’t always filed and the case may actually have been dismissed by the court.
Convictions for Insider Trading Overturned
The defense community who deals with white collar crime has closely watched as the U.
Who Has Authority for Domestic Violence Cases
Many things can be referred to as “domestic violence.” Small arguments between family members or significant others can escalate and get out of control resulting in injuries or even death.