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Federal Mortgage Fraud

adminMay 15, 2023 Fraud

California was the hardest hit by the foreclosure crisis out of all fifty states in the nation, with one in every five foreclosures taking place in the Golden State. A report by the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment stat...

Sex With A Minor Criminal Charges

adminMay 1, 2023 Criminal Defense

California law Penal Code 261.5 PC (a) states unlawful sex with a minor or statutory rape occurs where any person engages in sexual intercourse with a minor and is not married; a minor is any person under the age of 18. In order to be ch...

Criminal Fraud in California

adminApr 15, 2023 Criminal Defense

Fraud, or white collar crime, consists of several different crimes like forgery and identity theft, insurance fraud, real estate and mortgage fraud, financial fraud, among other types of fraud. According to California law, any person who...

Drug & Narcotics Charges

adminApr 1, 2023 Drug Crimes

In California, it’s illegal to transport, sell, furnish, administer or import drugs like heroin, peyote, cocaine, opiates, some hallucinogens, GHB, hydrocodone and codeine. You can be convicted of drug transportation when you move it f...

DUI Stop, Under 21 DUI, Commercial DUI, BAC Testing & Your Rights

adminMar 15, 2023 DUI

Throughout California, law enforcement officials have been expanding efforts to crack down on drunk driving offenses. If you have been arrested for a DUI contact a Sacramento DUI defense lawyer today for free consultation.

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Long Term Consequences of a DUI Conviction

adminMar 1, 2023 DUI

In 2007, there were over 200,000 cases of driving under the influence in the state of California. That same year, nearly 1,500 people died in alcohol-related car accidents. Due to this unreasonably high number, the Department of Motor Ve...

What You Should Do if Pulled Over for DUI

adminFeb 15, 2023 DUI

We’ve all done it before – got into the car without being 100% sure our BAC was under .08. The difference this time is that you’ve been pulled over!

You are confident in your driving abilities and that you are under the lega...

Terrorist & Criminal Threats

adminFeb 1, 2023 Terrorist Threats

California Penal Code section 422 prohibits the threatening of another person with immediate bodily harm. The threat must be so immediate and so unequivocal that the person receiving the threat is in sustained fear for their safety. The ...

Domestic Violence

adminJan 15, 2023 Criminal Defense

Domestic Violence is a general term for an assault and battery that occurs against a current or former spouse, a present spouse of a former spouse, persons in a dating relationship, roommates, parents, a foster parent, a child, or a pers...

CHILD ABUSE CRIMINAL CHARGES

adminJan 1, 2023 Criminal Defense

As a parent, you’re entitled to discipline your child as you deem necessary at least to a certain extent. According to California Penal Code 273, child abuse is considered a domestic violence crime and is subject to severe penalties. S...

White Collar Crimes Defense

adminDec 15, 2022 White Collar Crime

“While collar” is generally used to describe any nonviolent crime involving dishonesty or fraud for monetary gain. Common examples of white collar crime are:

Bribery (extortion)
Antitrust violations
Cre...

Three Strikes Cases, Post Conviction & Appeals

adminDec 1, 2022 Criminal Defense

California’s Three Strike law is designed to punish those that have prior convictions for violent or serious offense and continue to commit felonies. Under the Three Strikes law, a person who commits a new serious or violent felony off...

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