Over 27 Years Of
Criminal Defense Experience
If you’re under investigation for a crime, you may know that the police want to search your home. They believe that they can find evidence. However, you haven’t given them your consent, so they would need to get a search warrant. You also know that they don’t have...
Professional fraud is a serious concern in many industries. It undermines the reputation of all professionals and can harm those who patronize specific services. Fraud can affect people's finances and sometimes even their health. For example, mortgage fraud could...
If two or more people agree to commit a crime and take a step towards carrying out the crime, they can be charged with criminal conspiracy. Conspiracy charges can apply to any crime prohibited by law, such as drug offenses, theft, fraud or even murder. In addition, a...
A prosecutor can offer a defendant a deal, provided they admit guilt. This is called plea bargaining. The prosecutor will allow the defendant to plead guilty to a crime in exchange for a reduced sentence or a lesser charge. This guide discusses why prosecutors offer...
Areas of Southern California with high-end stores have seen a significant increase in organized and brazen thefts carried out by groups of people in recent years. Whether it’s in Beverly Hills or the upscale shopping areas of Newport Beach or other cities, retailers...
Police officers need a search warrant when looking for evidence within a property to be presented in court. The California Legislative Information has provided in-depth grounds when a judge or magistrate can issue a search warrant. A search warrant can be used in...
