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What Is The Accessory To Commit A Crime?
An accessory is a party that assists in the commission of a crime but does not participate in its commission. According to the California PC 32, committing a crime is one thing....
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When is Possession of Burglary Tools a Crime?
Possessing burglary tools is not always a crime. You could have possessed the tools for personal use or other purposes but not to commit burglary. Possessing burglary tools...
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What is Contacting a Minor to Commit a Felony?
Offenses that involve minors in California are subject to severe consequences. California Penal Code 288.3 outlaws contacting a minor to perpetrate a felony with sex crimes being...
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2019 New Criminal Laws for California
Assembly Bill 748 and Senate Bill 1421: Police must disclose certain records to the public involving use of force, perjury, dishonesty and sexual...
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What to Do If You’ve Been Arrested... Pasadena Criminal Attorney Ann Gottesman Offers Important Information You’ll Need to Know.
The first thing to do is not say anything to anyone...especially the police. ASK FOR ATTORNEY AND THEN REMAIN SILENT. Whatever you say will be used against you in a court of law....
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New Criminal Laws 2018 Highlights
THREE YEAR DRUG SENTENCING ENHANCEMENT UNDER HEALTH & SAFETY CODE SECTION 11370.2 WILL NO LONGER BE IMPOSED IN MOST CRIMINAL DRUG CASES Prior to this much needed change in...
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Warrantless Searches and Seizures: Your Fourth Amendment Rights
(explained by Pasadena criminal attorney) >>Traffic Stops: How you can protect your right to be free from illegal searches and seizures... Under the Fourth Amendment to...
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