Comprendiendo los Requisitos de Registro de Delincuentes Sexuales de California: Lo que necesita saber sobre la Sección 290 del Código Penal y la Ley de Megan
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How to Choose the Best Child Molestation Defense Attorney | Expert Legal Guidance
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Understanding California’s Sex Offender Registration Requirements: What You Need to Know About Penal Code Section 290 and Megan’s Law
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California Penal Code § 490.5– Civil Demand Letters in Shoplifting Cases
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Defense Against Lewd or Lascivious Acts Charges: Understanding California Penal Code 288
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Three Qualities to Look for in a Lawyer
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What is the Difference Between “Pimping” and “Pandering”?
“Pimping” and “pandering” are related terms, often associated with illegal activities involving sex work, but they refer to different roles and activities within the context of prostitution and human trafficking. “Human trafficking,” on the other hand, is a broader offense that encompasses various forms of exploitation, including but not limited to sexual exploitation. Pimping: Pandering: […]
California Penal Code § 647(a), Lewd Conduct in Public
It a misdemeanor crime to engage in lewd conduct in public, or to solicit someone to do lewd conduct in public under California Penal Code § 647(a). Both crimes have nearly similar elements except for soliciting involves an individual requesting someone else do the lewd conduct instead of the individual performing it directly themselves. According […]
What the District Attorney Does Not Want you to Know about a DUI
You Can Fight a DUI Allegation The prosecutor and the police would have you believe that a DUI is a cut and dry crime. They want you to believe that the best thing is to rely on the system, give up the rights guaranteed to you by the Constitution and plead guilty. This is simply […]
Arraignments within 48 Hours No Exceptions – New AB61 Passes out of Committee.
In California, if a person is arrested on Friday night, or a weekend, they can be held for more than the required 48 hours before they are brought to court. A new law would change this. Arraignment is a legal proceeding in which a defendant appears before a judge to hear the charges against them […]