Charged With Felony Theft in California
California law defines felony theft (sometimes called grand theft) as any theft where the stolen property has a value of more than $950.00. Because of
California law defines felony theft (sometimes called grand theft) as any theft where the stolen property has a value of more than $950.00. Because of
If you are involved in a car accident that causes property damage, California law requires that you stop immediately and leave a note with your
California Penal Code 148 states that it is illegal to resist arrest by either a police officer or EMT. This includes any act that intentionally prevents them from performing their legal duties.
If you’ve been convicted of a crime in the past but have completed the required sentencing or probationary requirements, you could qualify for an expungement
Even if you’ve never gotten called for jury duty, you are probably somewhat familiar with what juries do from watching movies like 12 Angry Men.
High-profile sexual assault allegations have derailed the careers of many well-known celebrities and politicians, so if you stand accused of sexual assault, you should already
California Penal Code 242 defines the crime of battery as any deliberate, illegal use of force or violence toward someone else. According to California PC
For various reasons during your career, you may find it beneficial to record conversations with your supervisor and other colleagues. Perhaps you are detail-oriented and
California Penal Code 978.5 defines the conditions in which a judge may issue a bench warrant. Most often, this happens when a defendant violates court
As more people return to in-person work environments, laws specifically pertaining to employees’ right to be safe and comfortable in the workplace are increasingly relevant.
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