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Tag Archives: evidence code 664
New California Law Makes It A Felony For Prosecutors To Withhold Evidence In Criminal Cases
In 2017, California made a landmark change to criminal law by classifying the withholding of exculpatory evidence by prosecutors as a felony. This new provision, outlined in Penal Code § 141(c), holds prosecutors accountable for intentionally concealing evidence crucial to a case’s outcome. Those found guilty face up to three years in prison, underscoring the severity of this offense. Law enforcement officers who commit similar acts also face harsher penalties, highlighting the seriousness with which such actions are viewed. Continue reading
Posted in criminal, Domestic Violence, DUI, Legal Resources, Torrance Judges, Uncategorized
Tagged Brady violation, criminal court, evidence code 664, felony crime, felony offense, immigration consequences, misdemeanor, prosecutor misconduct, prosecutor withholding evidence, prosecutor's misconduct
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How To Get House Arrest Instead of Jail
House Arrest instead of Jail in Torrance Court. Continue reading
Posted in criminal, Domestic Violence, DUI, Legal Resources, Torrance Judges, Uncategorized
Tagged 30 years experience, Criminal Defense Attorney, dismissal of charges, evidence code 664, Long Beach dui attorney, Matthew Ruff DUI Attorney, South Bay dui task force, Torrance Criminal Defense Attorney
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Understanding The Dreaded “Official Duty Presumption” at DMV Hearings
DUI arrest in Torrance? Challenge the DMV’s presumption of breath test reliability. Learn how to question the officer’s standards and prove the test was flawed. Keep reading for more insights. Continue reading
Posted in criminal, DMV, DUI, Legal Resources, Uncategorized
Tagged dmv hearing, DUI Attorney, dui lawyer, evidence code 664, marijuana dui Attorney, Matthew Ruff Attorney, official duty presumption, official duty presumption at dmv hearing, refusal hearing, zero tolerance dmv attorney
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What is “Brady” Material?
Brady material is crucial in criminal defense, ensuring that defendants have access to evidence that could change the outcome of their case. If the prosecution fails to disclose Brady evidence, it undermines the fairness of the trial, highlighting the importance of transparency in the legal process. This post delves into how Brady material is defined and its impact on exoneration and fair trials. Continue reading
