Torrance, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Torrance, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Litigation
It is well-established law that warrantless searches of a home are presumptively unreasonable under the Fourth Amendment. Payton v. New York (1980) 445 U.S. 573, 586. However, it is also well-esta...
See Full GuideOur office has heard many clients report that they were pulled over because the police officer told them they had illegal tinted windows. The client usually suggests that the police officers had a hu...
See Full GuideThere are four types of conduct that can be prosecuted as forgery under Penal Code 470. Each is considered a serious crime and a crime of moral turpitude that can have immigration consequences. F...
See Full GuideIn 2007, Ramiro Ramos-Medina was convicted after a jury trial of First Degree Residential Burglary, a violation of Penal Code 459. The judge sentenced him to two years in state prison. Mr. Medi...
See Full GuidePassing a bad check is tendering a check for goods or service, from a bank account that has insufficient funds to pay the full amount of the check. It happens every day, to the tune of millions of do...
See Full GuideThe mention of embezzlement conjures up images of an untrustworthy accountant methodically stealing small amounts of cash over a long period of time, adding up to thousands of dollars, or an employee...
See Full GuideAre Criminal Threats Protected Speech Under the First Amendment? Appeals Court Say No. At about 2:00 a.m. on January 26, 2010, Margarito Iboa had a fire going on in his backyard. The Lancaster Fire ...
See Full GuideIn newspapers, one often reads of someone being arrested and charged with the possession of burglary tools. Perhaps one has even more personal knowledge of such charges. Rhetorically speaking, just ...
See Full GuideIn movies and television, robbery is often portrayed as someone using a gun to take money from someone operating the cash register at a liquor store. The legal definition of robbery, however, is much ...
See Full GuideCarjacking is the theft of a car by means of force or fear (Penal Code 215).Force or fear requires that the defendant actually inflicts physical force upon the victim or that the defendant threat...
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