Torrance, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Torrance, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Litigation
Camilo Hernandez was fifteen years old when he was arrested for allegedly helping Cristian Argeta, an adult shoot into a group of six Afican American teenagers in Compton. Before shooting, Hernandez an...
See Full GuidePacoima police received information that a shoe store there was selling narcotics. The police then put the store under surveillance. On February 2, 2009, police saw Carlos Garcia go into the store...
See Full GuideCalifornia Penal Code 594 defines vandalism as defacing anothers property with graffiti or other inscribed material, or damaging or destroying anothers property. To be convicted of violating sect...
See Full GuideReckless driving is defined as driving a vehicle upon a highway in willful or wanted disregard for the safety of persons or property Under subsection (b) of Vehicle Code 23103, this crime can be co...
See Full GuideAssault is a crime that often seems hollow because no one is physically injured, although no prosecutor would so characterize it. Assault, as defined by Penal Code 240, is an unlawful attempt, coup...
See Full GuideIt is not uncommon during acrimonious divorces and child custody proceedings to hear one parent claim the other parent has abducted our child. The parent missing the child calls the police, not only...
See Full GuideIn the early evening hours of January 9, 2009, Aren Aznavoleh was driving a red Quest minivan eastbound on Glenoaks Boulevard in Glendale. Two witnesses at different locations observed his van goi...
See Full GuideT.C., a minor, stole a car and then rammed it into a curb in a high school parking lot, rendering it a total loss. When police attempted to arrest him, he allegedly resisted arrest and injured a pol...
See Full GuideKidnapping is often considered a crime only practiced in third-world countries like El Salvador and Ecuador. However, it certainly occurs here in the United States, but often in a far less serious ne...
See Full GuideUnconsciousness is a complete defense to a criminal charge unless defendant voluntarily induced his or her unconsciousness. Voluntary intoxication includes the taking of an intoxicating drug while k...
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