Ordinarily, the terms murder and homicide are used interchangeably, yet in a courtroom in California, this belief may be costly. Although all murders qualify as homicides, not all homicides qualify as crimes. In...
Read More...California Penal Code 667.71 defines a habitual sexual offender as an individual who has committed a particular sex crime and is later convicted in another proceeding of a qualifying sex crime. This law is a...
Read More...Are you facing felony charges that you believe are unwarranted? Being charged with a felony can seem like the end of the road. However, there is a way out. A potential reduction to a misdemeanor can give you hope....
Read More...Rape and sexual assault are different crimes under California law. They have different legal definitions and different penalties for those found guilty. Rapoe occurs when you engage in non-consensual sexual...
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