Josh Visco In The News
Former La Mesa officer found not guilty of lying on police report in 2020 arrest Former Officer Matthew Dages had […]
Mike Selyem In The News
A former Cathedral City police officer and Palm Springs Unified School District patrol officer who was arrested on Inauguration Day pleaded
What Are the Notable Differences Between Federal Crimes and State Crimes?
It may be difficult to understand the distinctions between federal and state crimes. Criminal courts can disagree regarding where a
What Does It Mean to Be an Accomplice in a Criminal Case?
An accomplice is someone who knowingly and voluntarily participated in the commission of a crime by aiding another person to
Can You Be Tried and Convicted for Resisting Arrest?
The accusations and punishments for resisting arrest can vary based on the state and the facts of the case, but
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What to Do When Facing Federal Criminal Charges in California
Being charged with a federal crime is a serious and often overwhelming experience. The process can be confusing, and the
Criminal Defense Blog
The Consequences of a California Probation Violation: What You Need to Know
In California, probation is a common alternative to imprisonment for individuals convicted of a crime. This leniency comes with strict
Criminal Defense Blog
5 Steps to Take When You Are Falsely Accused of a Sex Crime
Being falsely accused of a sex crime can be a nightmare. The stigma associated with such accusations can ruin your reputation, relationships,
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What Are the Worst Mistakes You Can Make if You Are Charge With a Violent Crime
Being charged with a violent crime is a serious matter that requires careful handling. The consequences of a conviction can
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Do All Criminal Cases Have Juries?
Generally, jury trials are reserved for more serious offenses that carry significant penalties upon conviction. Misdemeanors with lesser sentences may