Possession of illegal drugs in California can be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony. The prosecutor’s decision depends on several factors like the type of drugs that you’re possessing, the circumstances of your arrest, among other factors. If you are...
If the police have ever arrested you or seen them apprehend someone, you know how unpleasant the process is. When police suspect you of criminal activity, they may come knocking by surprise, holding a warrant on the palms. Many people facing arrest...
California criminal charges are categorized into two primary groups: felonies and misdemeanors. The primary difference between these two is that felony offenses are more severe and expose defendants to time in state prison if convicted, while...
If accomplished by offensive acts, sexual harassment could be deemed a criminal matter. Sexual harassment is still a widespread problem in workplaces in the United States, despite success in raising awareness of this act and changes in the law in many...
In California, the police can pull you over for a DUI investigation after a traffic violation if there’s something wrong with your vehicle or if you were driving in a manner to suggest operating under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The police only...
Here’s the harsh truth; merely claiming innocence cannot save you from the wrath of California criminal laws. When accused of a crime, you risk paying hefty fines and spending time behind bars. Hiring a criminal attorney to inform you of your rights and...
People v. Colvin, 2012 WL 579867 (Cal.App. 2 Dist.) (Feb. 23, 2012) This California state court appellate decision is a major victory for criminal defense attorneys and the medical marijuana community in general, in Los Angeles and throughout...
