Recent Posts in 2019

• How Certain Posts on Social Media Could Lead to Threat Charges
  Sep 27, 2019
  Many teens use social media to share photos and videos of their lives. Often times, these posts are coupled with a caption that gives a little insight ...
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• What’s the Process for a California Sentencing Hearing?
  Sep 20, 2019
  If you were convicted of an offense, whether by a plea or verdict, the court will determine the type of penalties to impose for your actions. The ...
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• Can a Hit-and-Run Lead to Murder Charges?
  Aug 30, 2019
  In California, a hit-and-run occurs when you are involved in an accident but fail to uphold your legal responsibilities immediately following. This ...
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• What Is the Juvenile Criminal Justice Process in California?
  Aug 19, 2019
  Adolescence can be a bumpy journey where minors often learn to navigate the world by making mistakes. Unfortunately, some of the choices they make can ...
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• Is It Illegal to Possess a Homemade Firearm in California?
  Jul 26, 2019
  For years, enthusiasts have been making their own firearms, going through various sources to purchase parts that can be put together to build guns. ...
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• Police Can’t Make Suspects Unlock Phones with Biometric Features
  Jul 10, 2019
  In January of 2019, a U.S. Judge for the Northern District of California ruled that law enforcement cannot require a suspect to unlock their phone ...
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• How Do You Clear a Bench Warrant?
  Jun 13, 2019
  A bench warrant is an order a judge issues when you fail to adhere to the rules of the court, such as missing a scheduled court date for a traffic ...
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• Can I Be Charged with a Hit & Run for Hitting a Parked Car?
  May 15, 2019
  Under California Vehicle Code 20002 VC, it is a misdemeanor to hit another vehicle and leave without providing the owner with identifying information. ...
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