Murder is a violent crime and one that is among the worst that a person can commit. When you are accused of such a serious act, you have to take your case seriously and do all you can to minimize the risk to your life and liberties. You could be accused of murder...
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What does California law consider to be kidnapping?
Many people think of kidnapping as an elaborately planned and executed crime, involving taking someone by force or at gunpoint, hiding them and then demanding money from loved ones. Movie franchises and countless episodes of TV shows have been devoted to it. The crime...
The difference between first-degree and second-degree murder
Actions that lead to or cause another person to die typically lead to felony charges in California. Depending on the details of the offense, a defendant could face one of two especially serious felony charges: first-degree or second-degree murder. Any murder charge is...
How do I argue imminent danger when claiming self-defense?
Make no mistake, facing a criminal charge is a big deal. Depending on the nature of the offense, a conviction may mean years or even a lifetime behind bars. Worse still, if you are convicted of killing someone, you might face the death penalty. With the stakes so...
Should I let my teen take their punishment for drug trafficking?
No matter how much we try to teach them, our children will make mistakes. It’s part of growing up. But what if the mistake is drug trafficking? Should you let them face the consequences to teach them a lesson? As tempting as it is to let your child learn a hard...
Do you have to open the door to the police?
If the police knock on your door, it is essential to understand your rights. While they might be calling for an innocent reason, there is a good chance they are not. Police typically knock on doors when they want something from you. Be that information or evidence....
