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Monthly Archives: July 2014
California Supreme Court Reels In 3 Strikes Law
Every year in this state many people are sentenced to life in prison under California 3 strikes laws. As any criminal defense attorney will tell you, some of these sentences are unduly harsh and unjust given the nature and circumstances … Continue reading
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Are Attorneys Fees Recoverable In A DUI Case?
A criminal DUI case in Torrance can result in the order of restitution if the offense involves a collision or traffic accident in which someone other than the defendant was injured. The Law allows for broad recovery in these types … Continue reading
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How To Find The Right Criminal Defense Attorney
Torrance has more hundreds of lawyers licensed to practice law. If you have been arrested for a criminal charge, you should be able to find the right attorney if you know where to look. There are numerous resources available, the … Continue reading
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Appeals Court Upholds Criminal Threats Conviction
In everyday life people make threats but they are not taken seriously, in this case the courts found a criminal defendant did in fact violate Penal Code 422 when he threatened to shoot a person during a heated argument. Here … Continue reading
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California Court Permits Expungement of Sex Offenses
The California Courts have held some sex crimes can be expunged. Here is one such case, though not a Torrance Case, where the Justices allowed a dismissal and expungement of sex charges: In 1995, Defendant entered into a negotiated plea … Continue reading
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The Process of Retaining A Torrance Criminal Attorney
Many folks require the services of a lawyer to help either themselves or a loved one following an arrest or a criminal charge in Torrance or one of the bordering cities. The process is easy in the age of the … Continue reading
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Wife’s Testimony Before Grand Jury Does Not Waive Spousal Privilege At Subsequent Trial
The common law right to not be forced to testify against a Spouse is Alive and well in California Criminal Courts. In many cases a husband or wife cannot be compelled to testify against one another in Court. This case … Continue reading
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