Recent Posts in 2017

• DUI While on Vacation
  Dec 27, 2017
  If you are from out-of-state and got arrested for DUI while on your California vacation, you are subject to the state penalties--just like any ...
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• What You Need to Know About CA Fake ID Laws
  Dec 13, 2017
  According to California Penal Code 470b PC, possessing or displaying any fake identification cards with the intent to use it to commit a forgery is ...
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• Immediate Steps to Take After a DUI
  Nov 22, 2017
  As soon as you are arrested and booked for DUI in California, there are two major hurdles to overcome: your DMV hearing and your court case. The DMV ...
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• Is It Illegal to Refuse a Field Sobriety Test?
  Nov 8, 2017
  Field sobriety tests (FSTs) are a series of physical tests which individuals are made to perform to help a police officer obtain probable cause for a ...
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• What to Do When Falsely Accused of Sexual Assault
  Oct 18, 2017
  False allegations of sexual assault can ruin reputations, complicate relationships, and typically result in prison time, fines, civil lawsuits, and ...
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• 3 Things You Didn't Know About White Collar Crimes
  Oct 4, 2017
  When we think of white collar crimes , men such as Bernie Madoff and Charles Ponzi come to mind. These types of criminal offenses have been glamorized ...
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• What Crimes Require Sex Offender Registration
  Sep 20, 2017
  According to California Penal Code Section 290, anyone who is convicted of specific sex crimes must register as a sex offender. Formerly, a conviction ...
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• Age of Consent in California
  Sep 6, 2017
  The age a person must be to consent to sexual activity in California is 18 years of age. This means anyone younger is cannot legally provide such ...
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