In the California criminal code, some crimes, such as murder, are always felonies. Others, like public intoxication, are always misdemeanors. But some crimes can be either misdemeanors or felonies depending on the circumstances. California lawyers call these crimes “wobblers” because they can fall on either side of the felony/misdemeanor line. […]
When movies and television shows tell crime stories, they usually focus on the people at the crime scene. But did you know that in real life, it’s entirely possible to be charged with a crime even if you aren’t anywhere near where it happened? Most crimes require a particular result. […]
If you’ve been arrested for a drug crime in California, you’re probably worried – and with good reason. Facing drug charges can raise questions such as, “Will I go to jail?” “Will I have to pay a fine?” and “How will this affect my future?” If you’ve never dealt with […]
The average American makes about six phone calls and sends or receives up to 67 texts each day. But what if placing a call, sending a text, or making a social media post could land you in jail? If you are subject to a California Criminal Protective Order (“CPO”), it […]
Imagine sitting comfortably in your home, enjoying your favorite television show or eating a meal. If someone barged in and started opening your mail, looking through your drawers, and examining your backpack, purse, or briefcase, you’d probably be concerned. But if a police officer comes to your door with a […]