Torrance, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Torrance, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Litigation
Commercial burglary, defined at Penal Code 459, is the entering of a shop, store; office building, or any other commercial building with the intent to steal and then stealing something. This crime i...
See Full GuideShoplifting is the unpermitted taking of an item belonging to another with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of the item. It is defined as petty theft (California Penal Code 484 (a)), whic...
See Full GuideOur offense has received several calls over the years about a romantic relationship that ended, but one party retains possession of a remote control garage door opener to the garage of the other pers...
See Full GuideIt is well established law that probable cause for a search requires a fair probability that contraband or evidence of a crime will be found in a particular place, based on the totality of the circum...
See Full GuideAppeals Court Holds, in Ruling on a Romero Motion, that There Is No Automatic Dismissal for Strikes Arising from Same Act In 1999, Darlene Vargas was convicted of both carjacking and robbery arising o...
See Full GuideProbation cases are among the most common cases seen in our criminal courts. The basis for such a case is usually picking up a news case, or the new case violates a condition of probation that the...
See Full GuideOur office has had several clients come to our office asking if it is possible to have their name removed from publication on the Internet listing, as is provided under Megans Law (Penal Code 290.4...
See Full GuideIt is fairly uncommon for DUI to be prosecuted for a driver being under the influence of drugs, but it does happen in perhaps one in every 200 DUI prosecutions. The charges are just as serious as ...
See Full GuideBenjamin Flourney allegedly raped L.M., in 2003 when she spent the night at his apartment. L.M. first went to one hospital the next day and reported being raped by a stranger. The next day, she went...
See Full GuideEdward Rezek was charged in Orange County Superior Court with delaying or obstructing a police officer in the performance of his duties (Penal Code 148 (a) (1)) and vandalism (Penal Code 594 (a)), bo...
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