The justice system labels crimes as infractions, misdemeanors, and felonies. While these different categories of legal offenses have been around for a long time, very… Read More »Understanding the Difference Between Infractions, Misdemeanors, and Felonies
The term, aggravated mayhem, sounds kind of fun. However, the laughter will quickly die away if you’re ever charged with aggravated mayhem. It turns out… Read More »What is Aggravated Mayhem
Legally speaking, assault isn’t simple. California has multiple assault laws on the books and each one is just a little different from the others. Assault… Read More »What is Assault with the Intent to Commit a Felony?
It might surprise you to learn that the bulk of the drug possession charges that make their way through the California legal system are actually… Read More »Is Drug Possession a California Felony?
We’ve all done it from time to time. Grabbed a friend or family member’s laptop to check our email or update our social media accounts.… Read More »Can You Get Into Trouble for Using a Computer That Doesn’t Belong to You?
Committing perjury in California isn’t a laughing matter. According to state law, perjury happens when you knowingly lie while you’re under oath. The issue is… Read More »Committing Perjury in California
We all make mistakes. One of the mistakes that many of us have made at one time or another is not checking our account before… Read More »What Happens When you Bounce a Check in California
Buying and selling property is a way of life in California. People are constantly moving. Most of the time, the process goes smoothly and everything… Read More »When is a Real Estate Deal Considered Real Estate Fraud
It’s not uncommon to look up a crime, such as disturbing the peace, and see that it is one of California’s wobbler laws. If you’re… Read More »California’s Wobbler Laws
(Some) drone operators and enthusiasts may rejoice – commercial use drones by businesses will no longer need special permission from the Federal Aviation Administration to… Read More »New Drone Regulations For Commercial Use