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California Criminal Defense — Evading the Police

In a recent arrest in Orange County, a man was apprehended after pushing his mother out of his car, holding his sister against her will and leading the police on a chase.  The 18 year old was arrested and charged with multiple crimes in an Orange County court, including felony evading, carjacking and the kidnapping of [...]

By |March 30th, 2016|Criminal Defense|Comments Off on California Criminal Defense — Evading the Police

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in California — Hitting A Person with a Car

Recently, a driver was arrested for intentionally driving his vehicle into a federal employee in Laguna Niguel, California (http://mynewsla.com/orange-county/2016/03/04/suspect-uses-car-to-strike-injure-employee-outside-federal-building-in-laguna-niguel/?google_editors_picks=true).  Using a car to intentionally injure someone in California can lead to criminal charges ranging from attempted murder to assault with a deadly weapon.  When arrested for a violent crime in California, whether it be in [...]

By |March 5th, 2016|Assault|Comments Off on Assault with a Deadly Weapon in California — Hitting A Person with a Car

Avoiding Sexual Assault Charges in California — No Corroborating Evidence in Bikram Investigation

Recently, Bikram Choudhury dodged a criminal prosecution in Los Angeles after numerous prior yoga clients complained of sexual misconduct.  Although Mr. Choudhury avoided criminal charges, he lost in a civil lawsuit related to the same complaints wherein a jury awarded the victims over 6 million dollars in punitive damages (see http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-bikram-yoga-lawsuit-20160126-story.html).  The Los Angeles District [...]

By |January 30th, 2016|Criminal Defense, Sexual Assault Crimes|Comments Off on Avoiding Sexual Assault Charges in California — No Corroborating Evidence in Bikram Investigation

Brendan Dassey’s Coerced Confession — Challenging an Unlawful Confession in California

As many people watched the Netflix documentary “Making a Murderer” about the murder trials of Steven Avery and his 16 year old nephew Brendan Dassey, it becomes apparent that a statement or “confession” made to the police can often times be a mountain too high to climb.  However, whether you are facing a charge of [...]

By |January 16th, 2016|Criminal Defense, Juvenile Crimes|Comments Off on Brendan Dassey’s Coerced Confession — Challenging an Unlawful Confession in California

Driving Under the “Affluenza”: DUI Vehicular Manslaugher in California

Getting a DUI when you have no prior record and are otherwise a law abiding citizen can be very serious and daunting.  However, when the DUI also involves a car accident where another person dies, the case then becomes life changing where a criminal defendant can face not only charges of manslaughter but even murder. [...]

By |December 30th, 2015|Criminal Defense, Driving Under the Influence, Murder|Comments Off on Driving Under the “Affluenza”: DUI Vehicular Manslaugher in California
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