Torrance, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Torrance, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Litigation
If you or a family member receives an adverse ruling from the DMV relating to a DUI charge and you face a suspension of your drivers license, it is only natural to think of an appeal. This may be a r...
See Full GuideOn December 10, 2010, security personal at a Los Angeles hotel called police about a reported burglary of a laptop computer and a Blackberry cell phone. Hotel personal believed the suspects were two ...
See Full GuideEighth Amendment Challenge to Three Strikes Law Fails A strike, defined as a serious or violent felony, carries with it a significant sentence under California's "Three Strikes Law" (Penal Code ?? 66...
See Full GuideUnder People v. Harvey (1979) 25 Cal. 3d 754, a defendant who signs a plea bargain allowing a sentencing judge to consider the entire case, including dismissed and charges not filed, waives the righ...
See Full GuideIn the content of a DUI, vandalism, possession of hashish, and other cases involving the suspension of ones drivers license, we often hear clients comment, If they suspend my license, I will lose my ...
See Full GuideMail Fraud Indictment Sustained for Case Involving Commercial Driver's Licenses 18 U.S.C. ? 1341 prohibits the use of the U.S. Mail in furtherance of "any scheme or artifice to defraud." This statut...
See Full GuideIn our experience with those accused of felony hit and run (Vehicle Code 20001), the biggest issue is whether our client knew that they were leaving the scene of an accident with an injury. The c...
See Full GuideWe have all seen it. An athletic person, appearing about twenty-five years old, pulls into a parking space reserved for handicapped parking. The driver opens the door of the car and jogs into the st...
See Full GuideAnyone who has been charged with evading an officer, a violation of either Vehicle Code 2800.1 (a misdemeanor) or 2800.2 (a felony), usually either has a sense of outrage and insistence of inno...
See Full GuideConsecutive Sentences, Not Concurrent Sentences, Upheld in Forcible Sex Case A San Joaquin County jury convicted Kesh Maharaj of multiple counts of lewd and lascivious conduct involving the same gir...
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