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Charged As An Accessory After The Fact?
Charged As An Accessory After The Fact? Maybe it's in your nature to help people, especially loved ones. Unfortunately, helping someone after they have committed a crime may come with dire consequences. You might find yourself being charged as an accessory after the fact, even if all you did was let that person come inside from the rain. Here’s more about being an accessory [...]
I Was Charged As An Accomplice. What Do I Do?
I Was Charged As An Accomplice. What Do I Do? So there you are, flipping through TV channels when you see your face pop up on the news. Your eyes bulge. You’re being charged as an accomplice to a grocery store robbery and felony murder. You can't believe it. After all, you merely told your roommate that the grocery store didn't have security, and [...]
San Bernardino Public Defender in Disgrace
(Photo by Dean Musgrove, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG) San Bernardino Public Defender in Alleged Disgrace Picking the proper law firm to represent you is of the utmost importance when trying to achieve the best possible result. Are you aware of the background drama going on at your lawyers office? If you were criminally charged in San Bernardino call us for a free consultation. The following [...]
Gang Enhancement Charge PC 186.22
Charged With Gang Enhancement PC 186.22? You’re walking down the street, fishing through your pockets, when you realize you’re all out of money. You sigh, passing a middle-aged woman in a pinstripe suit. It’s been several years since you’ve left gang life behind. When you were in it, you often pulled off robberies to benefit the gang. Before you know it, you grab [...]
I Was Not Read My Miranda Rights: Now What?
I Was Not Read My Miranda Rights: Now What? You don’t have to be a law student, and you certainly don’t have to be an attorney, to be familiar with "Miranda Rights." If you've watched any episode of NCIS, 48 Hours, or even Locked Up, chances are you can recite the Miranda Rights at the snap of your fingers. That's great, but there may [...]
Should I Represent Myself In A Criminal Defense Case In California?
Should I Represent Myself In A Criminal Defense Case In California? Imagine this: you rolled out of bed thirty minutes late because you were up all night studying the law. You didn’t have time to make your daughter breakfast before school, and, on your way to work, you get a call saying that you must be in court in twenty minutes. This will be [...]