Probation violations move through their own court process in California, with different rules and the original suspended sentence on the table. Key Takeaways: Judges decide violations by a preponderance, not reasonable doubt. A new arrest can trigger revocation...
A subpoena or a knock from investigators is often the first sign of a white collar case, and by then the government has usually been building it for months. Here's what actually happens next, and what you need to know. Key Takeaways California treats embezzlement,...
Entrapment is one of the most misunderstood defenses in California law, and proving it takes far more than simply feeling set up. Key Takeaways California uses an objective test for entrapment, asking whether police conduct would have induced a normally law-abiding...
Most people use "assault" and "battery" like they're the same word, but under California law, they're two completely different charges, with different definitions, different penalties, and different ways to fight them. If you're facing either charge in Riverside or...
What many people consider a "simple mistake" or "minor shoplifting incident" can have devastating long-term consequences that extend far beyond paying a fine. In California, even petty theft charges can result in permanent criminal records, employment difficulties,...
If your loved one is facing arrest, bail can be a key factor in helping them secure release from jail while awaiting their trial. The process involves setting bail, which is often determined by factors like the severity of the charges and their criminal history. You...
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