Torrance, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Torrance, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Litigation
California Penal Code 647.6(a)(1) makes it a crime to sexually annoy or molest any child under 18. No touching is required, but does require that a normal person would unhesitatingly be irritated by...
See Full GuideOur office receives many calls from clients who receive tickets for running red lights when the basis is a photograph from a camera at the intersection. Usually, the fine is pretty steep, approachin...
See Full GuideA Riverside County jury convicted Gregory Lee Latham and his wife of second degree murder of their daughter, age 17, for failing to obtain medical treatment for her type 1 diabetes, which resulted in...
See Full GuideCalifornias Three Strikes law is often criticized for its one size fits all approach in sentencing a defendant with two or more prior strike convictions. Strikes include, but are not limited to, suc...
See Full GuideWhenever a client of our office is alleged to be driving while under the influence, we are keen to verify if the breath or blood test is accurate. If the blood alcohol content is calculated by a br...
See Full GuideA common situation our clients on probation face is being arrested for a new offense. They often remark that they are just unlucky. The client then faces not only a new criminal case, but a probatio...
See Full GuideOur clients who are not United States citizens often nervously ask will a conviction for DUI cause me to be deported? They also sometimes ask, if I leave the United States and try to return to the U.S...
See Full GuideSteven Hughes was convicted of cultivating marijuana (a violation of California Health Safety Code 11358), possession of marijuana for sale (a violation of California Health Safety Code 11359), ...
See Full GuideIn every felony case, a preliminary hearing is required. The hearings purpose is to test the sufficiency of the evidence to determine whether the case merits continued attention. The accused can waiv...
See Full GuideOur office frequently receives calls about someone who was arrested, but never told to go to court. In releasing the person, police may have advised the person that a notice would be mailed telling th...
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