27
Dec 2021
You may be conversant with the phrase 'contempt of court' by watching real-life court proceedings or a courtroom drama. But what exactly does the term mean? California PC 166 provides a general definition of contempt of court as engaging in any disrespectful or defiling conduct...
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02
Dec 2021
As outlined by California law, a wobbler is an offense that can be charged as either a felony or misdemeanor. In most cases, the prosecutor determines whether to charge a crime as a felony or misdemeanor. While making this decision, the prosecutor considers the defendant's...
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02
Dec 2021
In California, law enforcement officers are responsible for ensuring that residents abide by the laws, are safe, and their rights are protected. But they are human beings like everyone else, making them an easy target for the few people who want to keep violating the law....
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04
Nov 2021
In California, conspiracy laws are outlined under California 182 PC. The law considers conspiracy a scenario where one or a group of people agree to engage in a crime. The crime is charged as either a misdemeanor or felony based on your criminal record and the facts surrounding...
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04
Nov 2021
Even without a conviction, any criminal charge or arrest in California will result in a criminal record available to the general public. Having a criminal record can have devastating consequences in life, especially when looking for a job, promotion, or college...
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26
Oct 2021
Driver’s license suspension is one of the most life-changing consequences accompanying a conviction for driving under the influence in California. The license suspension process is lengthy, and seeking a restricted license to drive to school or work is expensive, making it...
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22
Oct 2021
If you face criminal charges in Van Nuys, CA, the judge could send you on probation in place or together with a jail/prison sentence. The judge’s decision is guided by the details of your case and your criminal history. For instance, you could receive misdemeanor probation on...
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09
Sep 2021
In most instances, many criminal charges don’t go to trial because your attorney advises you as the defendant to take a plea bargain. But in some cases, the criminal lawyer might advise you not to accept a plea bargain but instead, go to trial. Many factors influence the...
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