What Does “Innocent Until Proven Guilty” Mean?

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When people hear the phrase “innocent until proven guilty,” they are hearing one of the most important pillars of the American…

How Serious Are Shoplifting Charges?

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Shoplifting might seem like a minor offense, but the legal consequences in California can be more severe than many realize—especially…

What Does Habeas Corpus Mean?

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What Is Habeas Corpus? Habeas corpus, a Latin term meaning “you should have the body,” is a foundational legal principle…

My Family Member Was Arrested for Sex Crimes, What Do I Do Next?

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A Comprehensive Guide for Families Facing Sex Crime Arrests in California Discovering that a loved one has been arrested for…

Can I Change My Lawyer After a Conviction and Go for an Appeal?

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Imagine being convicted of a crime and feeling like the outcome might have been different with better legal representation. You're…

10 Common Misconceptions About Criminal Defense Lawyers (And the Truth Behind Them)

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Public perception of criminal defense lawyers is often filled with myths and misunderstandings. From courtroom drama portrayed in TV shows…

Facing Drug Possession Charges? Here’s What You Need to Know

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Being charged with drug possession can turn your life upside down. Whether this is your first offense or not, it’s…

I’ve Been Charged with a Felony, What Do I Do Next?

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“I’ve been charged with a felony, what do I do next?” If this question is echoing in your head right…

Can Your Search Engine History Be Used Against You in a Court of Law?

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Your Google search history can reveal a lot about you, from your hobbies and interests to your private concerns and…

What Happens If You’re Not Read Your Miranda Rights?

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What happens if you're not read your Miranda Rights? Chances are, you’ve heard the phrase, “You have the right to…