Criminal Defense

When you face a California criminal charge, many different factors help determine the strength of the case against you. If there are any eyewitnesses who plan to testify against you, this may have a notable impact on the outcome of your case. Many people find...

When you receive a conviction for driving under the influence in California, you may have to install an ignition interlock device on your car once you regain driving privileges. Whether you have to do so depends on several factors. Per the California Department of...

When California authorities charge you with a drug-related criminal offense, quite a bit hangs in the balance. Depending on the severity of the drug offense and the circumstances that led to your arrest, you may face a multitude of severe penalties if that charge...

Protecting your rights after an arrest is essential. Once you give up a right, it can complicate your ability to present a solid defense in court. One of the most important rights you have is the right to remain silent. Afforded to you in the U.S. Constitution, this...

When a California traffic stop leads to a charge of driving while under the influence, and then that charge leads to a conviction, your life may change considerably in the aftermath. Even a first-time California DUI means serious legal and financial repercussions, and...

In the past, college-bound students with drug convictions on their records often had a difficult time obtaining government-backed financial aid. Indeed, the U.S. Department of Education frequently suspended loans, grants and work-study dollars for these individuals....

A CDL in California allows you to operate commercial vehicles such as city buses, big rigs, dump trucks and more. Because your job requires you to drive a large vehicle you uphold the responsibility to stay vigilant and attentive at all times. Getting a DUI can...

After a conviction for driving under the influence in California, you may have to install an ignition interlock device on your vehicle for a predetermined period. The IID requires that you blow an acceptable alcohol-free breath sample before your car is going to...

When a California law enforcement official asks you to take a breath test during a traffic stop, quite a bit hangs in the balance. If your breath test indicates that you are under the influence of alcohol, you may face any number of serious penalties, including jail...