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Are There Any Alternatives to Jail After Conviction?

Posted on : January 22, 2021
If you are convicted of a crime, you may assume that you’ll be ordered to go directly to jail, without passing Go or collecting $200. However, this may not be true in every case. Some defendants may be eligible for alternatives to incarceration depending on their case. Here are some of the potential alternatives to Read More

How Does the Los Angeles Criminal System Treat Juvenile Offenders?

Posted on : January 12, 2021
Few parents expect their child to be arrested or charged with a serious crime. Juvenile criminal cases differ substantially from adult criminal cases in California, making it even more crucial to be as prepared as possible. Here’s what you should know about how Los Angeles juvenile criminal cases are handled.  What Causes a Criminal Offender Read More

Will I Need to Testify In My Criminal Case?

Posted on : December 19, 2020
Were you charged with a crime and have an upcoming criminal hearing? You may be thinking about whether or not you’ll have to take the stand and testify to your innocence. Fortunately, most criminal defense lawyers don’t allow their clients to take the stand unless there’s no other way to achieve a desirable settlement. Here’s Read More

What Rights Does a Juvenile Facing Criminal Charges Have?

Posted on : November 10, 2020
It’s frightening being a juvenile and facing the consequences of a crime. Parents of juveniles who are arrested also face many challenges ahead. Protecting your rights or the rights of your child after an arrest or during a criminal investigation is key. Here’s what you need to understand about juvenile rights and how to get Read More

Why Was the Breathalyzer I Took Test Positive When I Wasn’t Drinking?

Posted on : October 10, 2020
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Although many people think that a positive breathalyzer test immediately leads to a guilty verdict, breathalyzer equipment is notorious for malfunctioning or producing results that are too high or too low. This can sometimes render breathalyzer test results inadmissible in court. Here’s what to know about false positives and how to defend yourself against drinking Read More
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