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Posted in Police on October 25, 2016
Residents of California trust state and local police officers to protect and serve – always acting in the best interests of the community. Sadly, police-related pet shootings have shattered this image for dozens of families. When an officer shoots, injuries, and kills a pet, a grieving owner may not know what to do or how…
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Posted in General FAQ'S on October 18, 2016
When a new law comes into effect in California, it’s always big news. Citizens need to stay informed of their rights and responsibilities in the Golden State, including those set into motion by new laws. On Thursday, September 29, 2016, Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill that significantly changes how state law enforcement officials can…
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Posted in Police on October 11, 2016
Body cams have revolutionized America’s police forces. In the past, officers had a sense of impunity that contributed to police brutality and unnecessary force. After police departments implemented programs with wearable cameras on uniformed officers, this changed. Instead of a cop’s word against a suspect’s, officials can review body cam footage and see the events…
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Posted in General FAQ'S on September 26, 2016
Are you aware of the “Kimye” and Taylor Swift feud? The latest piece of celebrity gossip may serve as juicy fodder for the rumor mill, but it also raises some interesting legal questions. For the uninitiated, here’s the story: Kanye West recorded a song, titled “Famous,” that implied that he made Taylor Swift famous. Taylor…
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Posted in Domestic Violence FAQ'S on September 19, 2016
Domestic violence remains a problem both in the United States as well as globally. It affects both women and men: about 85% of domestic violence victims are women and 15% are men. Types of Domestic Abuse Charges: Domestic violence comes in several forms. Here are the most common. Physical Abuse: Physical domestic abuse is any…
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Posted in Domestic Violence FAQ'S on September 12, 2016
Being accused of a crime is a daunting prospect. Knowing the facts about how the criminal charge process works can help bring you some peace of mind. Here are some frequently asked questions and answers about criminal charges and domestic violence. I’ve been arrested for domestic violence. What comes next? After an arrest, police are…
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Posted in Criminal Defense,Drug FAQ'S on August 29, 2016
In addition to blood and urine tests, some employers and law enforcement agencies may require a hair follicle drug test. They may use the results to make hiring decisions, custody decisions, or to prove the presence of drugs in the body during a certain time period. Many myths are circulating about this type of test, leaving people who…
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Posted in Police on August 22, 2016
In late 2015, the San Bernardino police force used a different sort of tactic to catch distracted drivers on the roadways. Officers stood on the side of the road with cardboard signs and radioed patrol cars when they spotted infractions. To the unsuspecting eye, the roadside officer might look like any other homeless panhandler. On further inspection, however,…
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Posted in Domestic Violence FAQ'S on August 15, 2016
With the recent press surrounding instances of law enforcement abuse of power, one distinct problem in the policing community remains—and many are reluctant to discuss it. Police officers are supposed to protect and serve, but some of them engage in the same criminal behaviors they purportedly fight against. If you were accused of domestic violence and need to…
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Posted in General FAQ'S on July 25, 2016
Online buy and sell sites such as Craigslist are no strangers to scams and pranks. The internet is full of different forms of fraud designed to steal financial information or sensitive personal details. Around the globe, people suffer from identity theft and financial hardship because of online scams. Even if you don’t mean any harm, an online scam…
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