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.
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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.
Restraining Order for Domestic Violence
Issuance of Domestic Violence Restraining Order In order to help prevent domestic violence, judges can issue a Domestic Violence Restraining Order (“DVRO”).
What is Assault, Battery, and Aggravated Assault?
If you have been accused of assault, assault and battery, or aggravated assault, you may be wondering what the differences are.
Keep Holiday Packages Theft Free
While the holiday season may brings good tidings, it also brings out the Grinch to steal holiday packages from porches.
Should You Be Punished for Your Child's Juvenile Crime?
Parental Punishment and Juvenile Crime The debate of whether parents should be blamed and held responsible for juvenile crime has been going on for quite some time.
Mexican Mafia Members Targeted by FBI for Federal Crime
On December 10, 2014, East Los Angeles homes were raided by law enforcement officers searching for 38 gang members allegedly tied to the Big Hazard gang and Mexican Mafia.
Facing Grand Theft Charges Against Fire Department Chief
San Mateo Fire Chief Mark Ladas and his wife, Peta, are facing grand theft charges for having participated in a financial scheme to obtain almost $35,000.
Grandparents and Drug Crime
Recent studies indicate drug crime, as well as other criminal behaviors, are on the rise at an alarming rate.