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New Court Opinion on Dissuading a Witness in Domestic Violence Case

Posted on August 22, 2013 by thetorranceattorney

A recent California case highlights the strength of evidence in criminal convictions. Convicted for assault with a firearm and obstruction, the court found substantial evidence of intent and dismissed constitutional challenges. This case underscores California’s dedication to safeguarding citizens. Continue reading →

Posted in criminal, Domestic Violence, Legal Resources, Torrance Judges, Uncategorized | Tagged assault with a firearm, constitutional challenge, conviction, conviction appeal, conviction burden, criminal statute, evading arrest, first amendment, mental state, substantial evidence | Leave a comment

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New Court Opinion on Dissuading a Witness in Domestic Violence Case

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