Being convicted of a narcotic possession charge may have devastating consequences. You could face criminal penalties like jail time and hefty fines. You could also face collateral repercussions like difficulty...
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Read More...California prosecutors take sexual offenses very seriously, trying particularly aggressively cases that involve oral copulation by fear or force, or in other words, forced oral copulation. Forced oral copulation...
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