Domestic Violence FAQ’S
Posted in Domestic Violence,Domestic Violence FAQ'S,Sex Crimes,Sex Offender FAQs on January 10, 2022
Domestic violence and sexual assault charges are serious, some of which carry the status of a felony. Under normal circumstances, both alleged victims and alleged perpetrators are concerned with the evidence that may or may not be used in a suit against them. While this is a worthwhile concern for those looking to find justice,…
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Posted in Criminal Defense,Domestic Violence,Domestic Violence FAQ'S on April 22, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic has dramatically affected the way of life for most people in this country. While quarantine and stay at home orders have been enacted in most areas of the country to prevent the spread of COVID-19, these orders have had various unintended consequences, particularly when it comes to domestic violence. Without a doubt,…
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Posted in Domestic Violence,Domestic Violence FAQ'S on April 5, 2020
The laws surrounding domestic violence in California are complex and can be difficult to follow. It is essential to understand how these laws work, so you can protect your rights. If you were recently accused of domestic violence and you need legal assistance, the Law Offices of Graham Donath offer free consultations and case evaluations,…
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Posted in Criminal Defense,Domestic Violence,Domestic Violence FAQ'S on May 24, 2019
Domestic violence is a crime with many common misconceptions. One is that the victim can choose to drop the charges against the alleged attacker after calling the police. This is not the case. Once someone contacts law enforcement about domestic violence, it becomes the city’s decision to prosecute, regardless of the wishes of the victim….
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Posted in Domestic Violence FAQ'S on September 19, 2016
Domestic violence remains a problem both in the United States as well as globally. It affects both women and men: about 85% of domestic violence victims are women and 15% are men. Types of Domestic Abuse Charges: Domestic violence comes in several forms. Here are the most common. Physical Abuse: Physical domestic abuse is any…
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Posted in Domestic Violence FAQ'S on September 12, 2016
Being accused of a crime is a daunting prospect. Knowing the facts about how the criminal charge process works can help bring you some peace of mind. Here are some frequently asked questions and answers about criminal charges and domestic violence. I’ve been arrested for domestic violence. What comes next? After an arrest, police are…
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Posted in Domestic Violence FAQ'S on August 15, 2016
With the recent press surrounding instances of law enforcement abuse of power, one distinct problem in the policing community remains—and many are reluctant to discuss it. Police officers are supposed to protect and serve, but some of them engage in the same criminal behaviors they purportedly fight against. If you were accused of domestic violence and need to…
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Posted in Domestic Violence FAQ'S on May 27, 2015
Criminal Defense Attorney Help Those Facing Charges For Abusing Or Endangering The Health Of A Child Under Circumstances Likely To Cause Death Or Great Bodily Injury Because abusing or endangering the health of a child under circumstances likely to cause death or great bodily injury can be charged as either a misdemeanor or felony, the…
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Posted in Domestic Violence FAQ'S on May 27, 2015
Criminal Attorney Help Those Arrested For Abusing Or Endangering The Health Of A Child Under Circumstances Likely To Cause Death Or Great Bodily Injury First and foremost, a prosecutor must prove each and every element of their case beyond a reasonable doubt to a jury. Typically, PC 273a(a) defenses fall into one of four categories:…
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Posted in Domestic Violence FAQ'S on May 27, 2015
Criminal Defense Lawyer For Abusing Or Endangering The Health Of A Child Under Circumstances Likely To Cause Death Or Great Bodily Injury Charges PC 273a(a) is commonly known as Abusing or Endangering the Health of a Child Under Circumstances Likely to Cause Death or Great Bodily Injury in California. To prove that a defendant is…
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