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Finding Personal Injury Lawyer Online

Whenever you\’re confronted in an unfortunate incident, an experienced injury lawyer is your safest bet. A personal injury which occurs brings about both financial and emotional tension to the injured person. For an inexperienced consumer, it can be overwhelming to negotiate your case with an insurer and master the legal terms on your own. An […]

Personal Injury Lawyers For More Favorable Pay Out

When you are suffered in an terrible injury, a reliable injury lawyer is your safest bet. An accident that occurs can cause both financial and emotional worry to the sufferer. For a novice applicant, it is tricky to resolve your case with an insurance company and master the legal jargon on your own. An insurance […]

First Degree Residential Burglary is a Crime of Violence Under Immigration Laws.

In 2007, Ramiro Ramos-Medina was convicted after a jury trial of First Degree Residential Burglary, a violation of Penal Code

What is Robbery Under California Law (Penal Code Section 211)?

In movies and television, robbery is often portrayed as someone using a gun to take money from someone operating the cash register at a liquor store. The legal definition of robbery, however, is much broader. It is the taking of another’s property from his person or his immediate possession, against his will, by force or […]

Confrontation Clause of Sixth Amendment Not Violated When DNA Evidence is Admitted.

The Sixth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees the right of an accused to question “witnesses against” an accused. This right is termed the “Confrontation Clause,” as it permits one to cross-examine a person has testimony that might support a conviction. This fundamental right is meant to ensure a trial is fair. In a rape […]

Witness Intimidation Can Make Admissible Otherwise Inadmissible Hearsay

It is common in domestic violence cases, as well as certain theft cases and certainly gang-related cases, that the unavailability of a witness for trial can mean a dismissal or defense verdict. For example, when a wife or girlfriend is the only witness to defendant’s conduct and she cannot or will not appear at trial, […]

What is Unemployment Insurance Fraud (Insurance Code

Unemployment insurance fraud is the receipt of unemployment benefits to which one is not entitled, or assisting one in such receipt. It is a particularly prevalent crime in today’s tough economy with numerous underemployed workers. Workers who may have been unemployed for some period of time, only find work at lower pay than expected, continue […]

Conviction Reversed For Conspiracy to Commit Burglary of Junk Cars For Gasoline.

The California Supreme Court has defined “building” broadly for purposes of burglary. Some may say that such liberal or loose definitions have led to convictions that were not legally correct. In the case of People v. Pablo Mendoza Chavez, a Kings County matter, Chavez was convicted of many offenses, including conspiracy to commit burglary. The […]

What is Meeting a Child For Lewd Purposes (Penal Code

Meeting a child for lewd purposes conjures up the image of a grown man preying upon a teenage girl who is naively curious about sex. Dateline NBC famously ran a series wherein dozens of men, often married and with careers, were caught on tape bringing flowers and chocolate to a home, only to be confronted […]

Sixth Amendment Not Violated in Rape Case When Expert Introduces Hearsay That Supports Conviction

Benjamin Flourney allegedly raped L.M., in 2003 when she spent the night at his apartment. L.M. first went to one hospital the next day and reported being raped by a stranger. The next day, she went to another hospital, where she claimed the same thing. At the second hospital, police took her clothes and she […]