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Posted in Criminal Defense on September 19, 2019
If you or a loved one have been arrested and charged with a crime, but later had the charges dismissed, you need to know if these charges stay on your record. The answer to whether your dismissed charges show up on a criminal record is complex. When you end up in court for charges against…
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Posted in Criminal Defense on September 18, 2019
Most people understand that fighting someone, whether in a public place or not, is not a good idea. Though we should all take steps to resolve differences before they reach a tipping point, there are times when tempers flare and fights break out. Fighting in public can be considered disturbing the peace, which is illegal…
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Posted in Criminal Defense,Drug FAQ'S on September 17, 2019
There has been a rapid rise in the popularity of cannabidiol (CBD) oil in the United States. The product is sold in many retail locations and marketed to ease or solve many types of ailments. There are some FDA-approved medications that contain CBD oil, though most of the CBD products sold are not FDA-approved. It…
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Posted in Criminal Defense,Juvenile Crimes on August 20, 2019
Under California’s Constitution, public education is declared to be an essential and fundamental right for all. Public education for all children between the ages of 6 and 18 is compulsory. Children between those ages who frequently miss school are subject to disciplinary actions, and their parents could be in trouble with the law. A child…
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Posted in Criminal Defense on August 19, 2019
When you own or operate a business, it is important to follow both state and federal laws. The issue of undocumented workers has been a hot topic in the news across the US for the last few years. Though California law offers wide-ranging protections for the rights of undocumented workers, it is important for employers…
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Posted in Criminal Defense on August 16, 2019
Older Californians deserve respect and dignity. When an elderly person is alleged to have been abused, those suspected of the abuse can face a range of penalties in the state’s justice system. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) defines elder abuse as “an intentional act or failure to act that causes or creates a risk…
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Posted in Criminal Defense on August 16, 2019
Child pornography is illegal in California, and those found guilty of a child pornography offense can face a range of harsh penalties. Under California’s Penal Code 311, there is a broad range of ways that a person could face child pornography charges. If you or a loved one have been charged with any of the…
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Posted in Criminal Defense,Drunk Driving,DUI on August 14, 2019
When a person has been found guilty of driving under the influence in California, there are times when they may be required to install an ignition interlock device (IID) in their vehicle. These devices can be ordered under the following circumstances: A first offense DUI, particularly if the defendant’s blood alcohol level (BAC) is .15%…
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Posted in Criminal Defense on August 13, 2019
States across the country take child safety in a vehicle seriously and pass laws to ensure children are properly restrained. Most states have laws on the books that require you to use a child restraint system. California law is very specific about these laws, and we want to make sure you have the information you…
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Posted in Criminal Defense on August 12, 2019
Arson laws for the state of California are covered under Penal Code 451 and 452. California law covers various arson-related crimes. California Penal Code 451 refers to malicious arson. California Penal Code 452 describes crimes in which a person unlawfully causing a fire due to reckless behavior. When discussing the differences between Penal Code 451…
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