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When you hear the phrase "assault with a deadly weapon," your mind likely jumps to serious, violent scenarios. But under California law, the definition is surprisingly broad. A "deadly weapon" isn't limited to guns or knives; it can include everyday objects like a heavy bottle, a baseball bat, or even a vehicle if used in…
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California is one of a few states in the nation that allows people to use marijuana for medicinal purposes. However, it must be prescribed by a doctor and its use is still tightly controlled. You may face fines, jail time or both if you are caught possessing marijuana. You can be released from jail if someone…
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California has strict laws against possessing certain types of drugs. This charge is known as possession of a controlled substance. The charge can carry a lengthy prison sentence and large fines under certain circumstances. It will help to know how possession of a controlled substance is defined under the California penal code and what steps…
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The term drug trafficking often brings to mind images from movies, but the reality in California’s legal system is quite different. It’s a charge that can apply to a wide range of situations, and an arrest can quickly escalate from a local issue to a federal case with much higher stakes. Understanding the distinction between…
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When arrested for being under the influence of a controlled substance, one should form a defense and get their life in order. Otherwise, when doing the opposite, it's hard to live a happy and clean life. With this in mind, here are four steps to take when arrested for being under the influence of a…
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Personal possession of marijuana is a serious charge that can lead to fines and jail time (thus, resulting in bail). It is different from possessing marijuana for sales and cultivating marijuana under the California Health and Safety code. It is important to know the legal consequences of being charged with personal possession of marijuana. ...
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When you hear the word "assault," you probably picture a physical fight. But under the law for assault California, you don’t actually have to touch someone to be charged with a crime. The legal definition is much broader and focuses on the attempt to cause harm. This distinction is critical, and understanding it is the…
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There are a variety of legal safety nets that have been placed within the judicial system that were designed to prevent the federal and state government from removing an individual’s personal liberties after they have been arrested. Unfortunately, these situations can become both convoluted and expensive in the blink of an eye, and this means…
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When arrested for a crime, a person will usually get a bail bond, head to court and defend his or her good name. However, once a person loses the case, they may end up with probation. Others times, after serving time in a prison, one will get out, but still have probation for a while.…
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Most people assume that if you’re caught with a stolen item, you’re automatically guilty. The reality is much more complex. For a court to convict you of receiving stolen property, the prosecution has to prove four specific things. They must show that you took possession of an item, that the item was in fact stolen,…
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