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Driving under the influence (DUI) charges are among the most common and serious traffic crimes prosecuted in California. People accused of displaying impaired ability or being over the legal limit for blood alcohol concentration (BAC) are at risk of incarceration. The...
As many times as you have stressed to your teenager that stealing is wrong, you are astonished to get the call notifying you that they were arrested for shoplifting. Your emotions may cloud your better judgment at this point, too. Below is some information about...
One of the biggest assets that’s part of a divorce is the marital home, which is often one that has significant emotional attachments. Trying to balance those emotions with logic isn’t always easy, but you still have to figure out what will happen with the marital...
People who are arrested in San Diego County often want to know how they can get out of jail while their case moves through the criminal justice system. There are only two ways that this can happen. One way is that the court can order the individual to be released on...
Facing involuntary manslaughter charges represents one of the most serious situations you can encounter in the criminal justice system. These charges typically arise when someone dies as a result of another person's actions, thought to have been criminally negligent...
Similar terms have different meanings that definitely matter, especially when you are talking about the legal definitions associated with criminal law here in California Today, we’ll address the similarities and differences between the terms burglary, theft and...
When you go through a divorce in California, you face the challenge of dividing debts. The way the court divides debts can affect your financial stability after the divorce. California law follows community property principles, meaning most debts accumulated during...
A criminal conviction in California can significantly impact an individual's immigration status, regardless of whether they are a permanent resident or an undocumented immigrant. Immigration law is complex, and a conviction can lead to serious consequences, including...
Prescription drug fraud can lead to serious legal trouble in California. If you're facing these charges, it helps to understand how the law treats these cases and what you're up against. Charges often come with steep penalties, so knowing your rights can make a...
California's "three strikes" law significantly increases penalties for repeat offenders. First enacted in 1994, the law aimed to keep violent criminals off the streets. It imposes harsher sentences on individuals convicted of multiple serious or violent felonies. Over...