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Can A Student F-1 Visa Holder Be Deported Due to a DUI?

Posted on April 23, 2025 by thetorranceattorney

Navigating the complexities of an F1 student visa revocation due to a DUI arrest can be overwhelming. While the U.S. State Department holds the discretion to revoke visas, the current administration has been notably strict on such cases. Students arrested for DUI face potential visa revocation, impacting their ability to return or reapply. Immediate legal counsel is vital to mitigate these risks. Stay informed on how to protect your status and ensure your academic journey continues without interruption. Continue reading →

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New California Law Makes It A Felony For Prosecutors To Withhold Evidence In Criminal Cases

Posted on January 17, 2017 by thetorranceattorney

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 →

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The Effect Of An Expungement Of A Criminal Conviction

Posted on May 9, 2015 by thetorranceattorney

California Attorney Matthew Ruff explains the benefits an expungement has on a criminal conviction such as DUI. Continue reading →

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