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Embezzlement & White Collar Crimes

adminJun 15, 2022 Criminal Defense

Penal Code Section 503 covers the law surrounding embezzlement. California defines embezzlement as a white collar theft crime. All theft crimes are considered property crimes. The specific circumstances of the crime may make the crime el...

Three Strikes Law in California

adminJun 1, 2022 Criminal Defense

As a part of the Justice Department’s Anti-Violence Strategy, habitual offender laws, often referred to as three-strike laws, were put into place in many states across America. With these laws, the third severe violent crime or serious...

Common Crimes Committed by College Students

adminMay 15, 2022 Criminal Defense

Sending our children out into the world on their own can be both an exciting and terrifying time for a parent. This is a time for your child to learn and grow on their own, and that means that you will not have the same level of oversigh...

Sacramento Criminal Defense

adminMay 1, 2022 Criminal Defense

When you are arrested lawfully, you can be searched without your consent. If you are arrested but not taken into custody, the police can search you for weapons and to prevent you from destroying any evidence. Should you be taken into cus...

Drug Crimes

adminApr 15, 2022 Criminal Defense

Drug crimes and how best to handle them are a hot topic of debate in the political arena these days and California has seen some significant changes to their drug laws in the last decade. While prosecutors have moved their focus away fro...

Assault With A Deadly Weapon

adminApr 1, 2022 Criminal Defense

Assault with a deadly weapon (AWD) is a very serious charge defined by Penal Code 245 as an assault that is committed either with a “deadly weapon,” excluding firearms, or with such force that it’s likely to produce great bodily in...

Your Rights in Police Searches

adminMar 15, 2022 Criminal Defense

Law enforcement is needed to maintain the safety and order of society but if you face any interactions with police and the law, it can feel anything but safe at times. In fact, it can be a stressful and scary situation. The Fourth Amendm...

Assault, Battery & Robbery

adminMar 1, 2022 Criminal Defense

The crime of battery is defined as a deliberate harmful or offensive touching of someone else without his or her consent. Although we tend to think of battery as a violent act, such as a punch in the nose or a kick to the stomach, a ligh...

Drug & Narcotics Charges

adminFeb 15, 2022 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...

DWI, DUI & Wet & Reckless

adminFeb 1, 2022 DUI

Both DUI and DWI law are geared to protecting the public from drivers under the influence of alcohol or some other intoxicant. While they appear to be the same and some states use the terms interchangeably, other states classify them as ...

Legally Carrying A Firearm In California

adminJan 15, 2022 Gun Crimes

The Second Amendment of the US Constitution reads: “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed”. So although you are allowed to own...

Illegal Possession of Weapon

adminJan 1, 2022 Criminal Defense

Unlawful possession of a weapon is also known as the illegal possession of a weapon by an individual that does not have authorization to possess the weapon. There are many laws granting Californian’s the right to legally own a weapon. ...

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