When you think of “drug trafficking,” most people think of large operations in hidden warehouses and enormous piles of drugs everywhere. Though this definitely fits the definition of drug trafficking, most people charged and later convicted of the crime are convicted on a much smaller scale....
Continue reading
When you think of “drug trafficking,” most people think of large operations in hidden warehouses and large piles of drugs everywhere. Though this definitely fits the definition of drug trafficking, most people who are charged and later convicted of the crime are convicted on a much smaller scale....
Continue reading
In California, theft is defined as the intent to permanently deprive the owner of their property. The offense level depends on the value of the stolen property and an offender’s prior criminal history....
Continue reading
Even if a child is not the “direct” victim in domestic violence or domestic battery situation, it does not mean that the child won’t be affected in the long run....
Continue reading
In California, theft is defined as the intent to permanently deprive the owner of their property. There are multiple ways to be charged with a theft crime - larceny, false pretenses, and embezzlement are a few....
Continue reading
The taking of personal property from the person of another by use of force or intimidation with the intent to permanently deprive. The prosecutor will have to prove six elements beyond a reasonable doubt in order to secure a conviction against you. These elements are:...
Continue reading
As with any criminal convictions, a misdemeanor or felony conviction on your record can preclude you from applying for and obtaining certain jobs, government assistance, and other privileges afforded to you as a United States citizen. ...
Continue reading
There are many misconceptions about domestic violence - one of the largest being that men can’t be “victims” for various reasons. Some such reasons include: ...
Continue reading
You should be aware that there are unexpected consequences that come along with a domestic violence conviction. These collateral consequences can affect your work situation and your future job prospects. ...
Continue reading
Stop and frisk laws stem from the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution, which protects citizens from unlawful searches and seizures. California law explains that law enforcement may temporarily detain a suspect, without an arrest warrant, under the following circumstances:...
Continue reading
