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Ways To Get Your Criminal Case Thrown Out In California (Part 1) Not every criminal case is a slam dunk. The police are notorious for making errors that can result in your criminal charges being dismissed or you being found not guilty at trial. From illegal searches to racial profiling, there are a number of violations committed by the police that can make it [...]

The Police Offered Me A Plea Bargain: Now What? We have all made mistakes. Sometimes these mistakes result in criminal charges. Whether it be a DUI or an assault stemming from a fight, criminal charges can seriously derail your life if they are not handled correctly. Additionally, the uncertainty surrounding your criminal matter can make things even worse. The prosecutor handling your case knows [...]

Is It A Good Idea To Talk To The Police? For most of us, when we are accused of something, our first instinct is to try to explain it away. If you are suspected of committing a crime or have already been arrested, then the police will probably want to speak with you. The purpose of that conversation will likely surround gathering more evidence [...]

Charged With Unlawful Gun Possession In California? The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution gives American citizens the right to bear arms. Still, there are limits and restrictions as to who can own a gun and the process for legally purchasing one. If you possess a gun without going through the proper legal channels, or you are part of a class of individuals that [...]

Charged With Sexual Assault Or Sexual Battery In California? Being arrested and subsequently charged with sexual assault (also known as sexual battery) in the State of California can be the worst experience of your life. A conviction can cause the loss of your job, family and even your freedom. Notably, your reputation may be damaged beyond repair as you may be designated as a [...]

Miranda Rights Might Not Apply In Your Situation A Miranda warning is designed to protect you from the police forcing or coercing incriminating statements from you while you are in their custody. The warning concerns a few of your Constitutional rights including the right to remain silent and the right to have an attorney in your corner when you are interrogated. What many people do [...]