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In Orange County, CA Child Abuse Charge Can Take Many Forms

Child abuse charges are usually thought to involve sexual molestation. However, this is just one of many ways someone can be charged with child abuse. Of course, someone who is alleged to have sexually abused a child will be charged with a violation of Penal Code section 288(a) or other…

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In Criminal Law, Why Should I Hire a California Certified Specialist Over Another Lawyer?

If you are in trouble with the police you need to hire the best lawyer you can find. The State Bar of California has established a system that recognizes experts in the various fields of the law. If the police come knocking at your door, you had better have someone…

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In California Hiring A Lawyer Isn’t a Sign of Guilt — It’s Smart

Often times I hear, “Well, if I hire a lawyer, won’t it look like I’m guilty?” The clear and simple answer is “No“. It’s just plain smart. Who is telling you that you don’t need a lawyer? It’s law enforcement. Who is telling you that, “I just want to hear…

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How much Emotional Involvement Does a Criminal Defense Lawyer Have With His Clients?

A good criminal defense attorney connects with his clients on more than one level. There is the objective analysis of the facts that must be done without regard to emotions. In order to evaluate a case properly, a good attorney needs to look dispassionately at all the facts and circumstances…

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California Penal Code 647 (a) Entrapment… Could it Happen to You?

The basic rule of entrapment (California Penal Code 647a) is that to qualify as a defense, the police have to actually plant the idea of the crime in your head. They must do this by engaging in some type of enticement. One of the ways this is done is to…

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Orange County Domestic Violence – Do I Have To Testify?

Mrs. Jones calls the police and says Mr. Jones hit her. The police come and arrest him for domestic violence. Later Mrs. Jones changes her mind and says it didn’t happen and she won’t testify. What will happen? The prosecutor can still proceed with his case against Mr. Jones by…

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Internet Porn – What are the rules in Orange County, CA?

Can looking at pornography in your own home on your computer lead to criminal charges? Like most aspects of law the answer is not so simple, but the short answer is YES. However, looking at adult pornography in your own home is not what can get you into trouble. It…

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