Torrance, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Torrance, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Litigation
Under California law, rape is defined as nonconsensual sexual intercourse accomplished by means of force, threats or fraud (Penal Code 261). Rape laws apply to both men and women. Spousal rape, defi...
See Full GuideWhat is Statutory Rape? Statutory rape is defined under Penal Code 261.5 as sexual intercourse with a person under 18 years of age. The two individuals cannot be husband and wife. This crime is more b...
See Full GuideThe legal process is packed with terminology that can be misleading even to attorneys. For example, a pre-trial hearing certainly implies that trial is imminent or definite. Therefore, when our offi...
See Full GuideReceiving stolen property happens when someone purchases or obtains possession of an item that was acquired by the seller or giver by theft (i.e. burglary, embezzlement, shoplifting, robbery), fraud ...
See Full GuideOur office often receives phone calls from folks aware that a warrant was issued and they are anxious to know what do to next, as they fear police may execute it on them at any time. Our first reac...
See Full GuideA search conducted without prior approval by a judge (in the form of a warrant) is unreasonable under the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution with the exception of a few situations. Such excep...
See Full GuideGrand theft auto, also referred to as GTA, vehicle theft and / or just auto theft, is the unauthorized taking of anothers car with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of the car. It may be b...
See Full GuideJoyriding is a temporary taking of a car or motorcycle (Vehicle Code 10851), bicycle (Penal Code 499b(a)), or boat (Penal Code 499b(b)), without the owners permission. The taking is generally tho...
See Full GuideIt is common in domestic violence cases, as well as certain theft cases and certainly gang-related cases, that the unavailability of a witness for trial can mean a dismissal or defense verdict. For e...
See Full GuideOne of the more common offenses our clients face, usually in conjunction with other offenses such as DUI or speeding, is without a valid license, a violation of California Vehicle Code 12500(a), or ...
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