Posts in 2014

Dec 15 Understanding California's Definition of Involuntary Manslaughter | Temecula, Murrieta and Riverside Criminal Defense Attorney

California state law describes involuntary manslaughter as the unintentional killing that occurs while committing a non-violent ...

Dec 15 Mother Of Corona Hit-and-Run Victim Offers Reward For "Solid Leads". | Temecula, Murrieta, Hemet Criminal Defense Law Firm

The mother of a 16-year-old Corona boy who was badly injured in a hit and run has offered a reward for anyone who can offer ...

Nov 30 What Constitutes Forgery in California? | Temecula, Murrieta and Hemet Criminal Law Attorney

In order for a prosecutor to charge you with the crime of forgery in California, you must have knowingly intended to defraud ...

Nov 25 Do Prosecutors Think You're Participating in or Benefiting from Gang Activity? Enhanced Charges and Penalties for Drug Transportation and Other Serious Crimes

A recent case that's making the news and raising questions about California's criminal justice system involves a rapper, Brandon ...

Nov 14 Three Important Defenses Against Burglary Charges in California | Temecula, Murrieta and Hemet Criminal Law Attorney

Under California law, burglary can encompass many different crimes. In order to be charged with burglary, law enforcement ...

Nov 06 How Did Proposition 47 Change the Penalties for Drug Possession and Other Crimes?

This past Election Day, California voters passed a new law , Proposition 47, which will make some important changes to how drug ...