San Rafael, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at San Rafael, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Juvenile
Receiving Stolen Property Receiving Stolen Property Penal Code section 496 is one of the more commonly charged crimes. Penal Code section 496 prohibits buying, selling, receiving, concealing, or wit...
See Full GuideAppeals During the litigation of a criminal case, Superior Court judges make numerous decisions that have an impact on the ultimate outcome of the case. This is especially true when there is a jury ...
See Full GuideWeapons Offenses While most of this section will deal with firearms, a considerable number of cases are brought in California for people carrying all varieties of deadly weapons. California has stri...
See Full GuidePrositution/Solicitation Crimes While many reasonable people believe that prostitution should not even be punished as a criminal act, law enforcement agencies spend a considerable amount of resource...
See Full GuideRobbery Robbery is defined in Penal Code section 211 as the taking of anothers property from their person or immediate presence by means of force or fear. The value of the property is irrelevant; it...
See Full GuideDriving on a Suspended License Driving on a suspended license seems like a very petty offense, but people can be very surprised at how severe the consequences can sometimes be, especially for mult...
See Full GuideSale or Transport of a Controlled Substance (Health and Safety Code 11352, 11360, 11379) Sale and transportation of drugs are treated more harshly than possession. In fact, transportation of a drug ...
See Full GuideBurglary Burglary is one of the more commonly charged crimes. Its quite common for prosecutors to charge simple shoplifting cases as commercial burglaries. Under Penal Code section 459, a burglary i...
See Full GuideAssault and Battery Assaults and batteries are very commonly prosecuted crimes. From petty incidents, that shouldnt even be charged as misdemeanors, to very serious felonies, a wide range of charg...
See Full GuidePossession for Sale of a Controlled Substance (Health and Safety Code 11351, 11351.5, 11359) Possession for sale is always a felony and these charges should be fought vigorously. For marijuana, t...
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