California's Mentally Ill Defendants Is Growing
According to a recent report by the LA Times, California is experiencing a backlog of mentally ill and developmentally disabled […]
According to a recent report by the LA Times, California is experiencing a backlog of mentally ill and developmentally disabled […]
As experienced white collar crime defense attorneys, we know that regardless of career or social standing, anyone can be accused
Memorial Day weekend, the unofficial start to summer, is often celebrated with barbecues, family picnics and outdoor parties. Those partaking
Penal Code Section 243.4 defines sexual battery as follows: Any person who touches an intimate part of another person while that
Drug crimes in California involve the possession, sale, transportation, manufacturing, transportation for sale of an unlawful narcotic, money laundering, drug
The recently passed Prop 47 changed some felony and wobbler offenses to misdemeanors, but local jails continue to feel the burden of
In 2012, California lawmakers passed the Fair Sentencing for Youth Act, which gave new guidelines for sentencing youthful offenders. In
When George Holliday recorded grainy footage of Los Angeles police officers beating Rodney King outside his apartment in 1991, he
Penalties for a regular DUI are serious enough, but an aggravated DUI is even more serious. Aggravated DUIs typically bring enhanced
A pardon is only one of many ways that a person convicted of a crime in California can obtain post-conviction