Originally enacted in 1994 to impose increasingly severe penalties on repeat felony offenders, California’s three-strikes law is one of the state’s most consequential sentencing laws.

Self-checkout has become a routine part of many American consumers’ trips to the store – statistics from Capital One Shopping indicate that approximately 86% of

A confrontation can escalate in seconds. Someone threatens to harm you a loved one, and you react instinctively in defense. By the time police arrive,

A car accident can happen in seconds. In the immediate aftermath, you may feel frightened, overwhelmed, or unsure what to do. But leaving the scene

Probation can give you an opportunity to avoid incarceration or return to your everyday life under court-ordered conditions. But even when you do everything by

From text messages and emails to photos, financial records, location history, and social media accounts, your smartphone offers a detailed snapshot of your daily life.

Though autonomous vehicles were once firmly in the realm of science fiction, they’ve become an increasingly common sight on California’s roads – forcing lawmakers to

Eyewitness testimony often seems like highly compelling evidence. However, decades of research – and numerous wrongful convictions – have shown that people’s memories of events

Whether you forgot about your hearing, got the date mixed up, experienced a personal crisis, or didn’t realize your attendance was mandatory, failing to appear

Many people routinely post photos from vacations, share updates with friends, leave restaurant reviews, and document life events on social media sites without thinking twice.