Most people charged under Vehicle Code 14601.1(a) never set out to break the law. Often, they missed a court date, forgot to pay a ticket, or moved and never received a DMV notice, and had no idea their driving privilege had already been suspended. Yet a conviction under this statute can still mean real jail […]
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Excessive Prescribing of Drugs: BPC 725(b) Being investigated by a medical board, or charged criminally over your prescribing practices, puts your license, your livelihood, and your freedom directly at risk. If this is happening to you or someone you care about, the decisions you make in the coming days can shape the outcome of your
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Our client was stopped by Inglewood police and subsequently charged with felon in possession of a firearm under Penal Code section 29800(a)(1), a prior strike allegation under Penal Code section 1170.12, and resisting or delaying a peace officer under Penal Code section 148(a)(1). The prior-strike allegation meant our client faced significantly enhanced penalties if convicted,
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In a recent and tragic incident at a Hollywood Ralph’s supermarket, a security guard employed at the store shot and killed a woman who had armed herself with a fire extinguisher and a screwdriver. The incident took place near the entrance of the store on Hollywood Boulevard, when the woman allegedly made an aggressive move
Photo Credit: yo_folkers In a recent incident that caught the attention of social media users, two 7-Eleven workers in Stockton, California, found themselves facing a would-be robber who attempted to steal cigarettes from the counter while making threats. What followed was a confrontation that exemplifies the concept of reasonable force in self-defense under California law.
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In a shocking turn of events, Britney Spears‘ ex-husband, Jason Alexander, has once again found himself in trouble with the law. On August 2, 2023, TMZ recently that Alexander was arrested for stalking, marking the latest in a series of legal issues he has faced over the years. This time Alexander was taken into custody
Everyone loves a good sandwich, but what if you could enjoy free Subway sandwiches for life? The world-famous restaurant chain Subway has launched an intriguing and attention-grabbing contest to find their most dedicated fan. If you are willing to take a unique step and legally change your first name to “Subway,” you could be the
In a recent lawsuit against Ja Morant, a basketball star for the Memphis Grizzlies, allegations of assault during a pickup basketball game have led to a complex legal battle. The crux of the case revolves around Morant’s claim of self-defense and the potential immunity he could receive under Tennessee law. But how would self-defense be
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In recent news, comedian and actor Pete Davidson has been charged with reckless driving following an accident earlier this year. The incident, which involved crashing a car into a Beverly Hills home, allegedly occurred while Davidson was speeding through a residential neighborhood. In this blog post, we will delve into the concept of reckless driving
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In a recent incident captured on Instagram Live, Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant, aged 23, was seen waving what appeared to be a gun from the driver’s seat of a slowly moving vehicle. This is not the first time Morant has been involved in such a situation, as he previously faced suspension for a similar
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Former NBA star Shawn Kemp made headlines recently when he was arrested by Tacoma police for investigation of a drive-by shooting. However, his attorneys claim that Kemp acted in self-defense when he exchanged gunfire in a parking lot while trying to retrieve a stolen cell phone and other items. Kemp, who is 53 years old,
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In a recent ruling, a California appeals court overturned a murder conviction and ordered a new trial for a man accused of California murder in 2002. The court cited the state’s flawed interpretation of the law and improper use of evidence as reasons for the reversal. Additionally, the court referred to California’s new “Decriminalizing Artistic
