Fresno, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Fresno, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Federal Crime
After pleading guilty in August to 19 counts related to the January 2011 mass shooting in Arizona, Jared Loughner was sentenced today to seven consecutive life terms in prison. Judge Larry Burns of the...
See Full GuideRejecting the argument by prosecutors that Californias marijuana law only protects small collectives where most or all members take part in cultivating marijuana for their own medical use, Californias ...
See Full GuideOver the past few months weve discussed a unique and increasing problem of California lawyers having their professional identities stolen by fraudsters seeking financial gain. In one case we discussed ...
See Full GuideThe defense attorney for the suspect in the Aurora, Colorado theater shootings suggested at a recent court hearing that her client James Holmes may have attempted to call his psychiatrist moments befor...
See Full GuideThe University of Michigan Law School and the Center on Wrongful Convictions at Northwestern Law School have launched a new project called the National Registry of Exonerations. Its purpose is to raise...
See Full GuideU.S. Treasury Department investigators recently disclosed that the IRS may have paid more than $5 billion in tax refunds to identity thieves who filed fraudulent tax returns for 2011. In one instance, ...
See Full GuideThree Chicago teens who attacked a 62-year-old disabled man who later died from his injuries were recently arrested after one of the teens posted a video of the fatal attack on his Facebook page. Nicho...
See Full GuideIn a recent article we discussed how several wireless carriers had reported that, in 2011, they responded to 1.3 million demands from law enforcement agencies for subscriber information. It has now bee...
See Full GuideThe U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled that mandatory life sentences for juveniles convicted of murder are unconstitutional. The 5-4 decision covers two cases, Miller v. Alabama (10-9646) and Jackson v....
See Full GuideThe issue of jurors using mobile deviceshas been a growing concern in courts nationwide over the past couple of years. But a recent case in Houston adds a new dimension to the problem. After having jus...
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