If you are a suspect in a criminal matter, law enforcement will leave no stone unturned in pursuit of evidence they can use against you. Part of this may involve coming to your home in search of evidence. The 4th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects you from...
Felonies
The consequences of a felony conviction in California
If found guilty of a felony in California, you will likely get a jail sentence, a fine, or both. However, that is not all there is to a conviction. You may have to deal with other long-term repercussions that may affect your quality of life even after you have done...
When does DUI become a felony?
A DUI is a serious offense in California and in all states, but first-time offenses are commonly misdemeanors. However, a driver could face felony charges in some cases depending on each state's law. Drivers may undergo an assessment to determine their drinking habits...
Can a felony fraud conviction result in a probation sentence?
Felony fraud charges bring serious concerns, and anxiety over the possibility of a conviction can often be overwhelming. If a jury decides to convict, punishment may include several years of incarceration depending on the amount of financial gain the alleged fraud...
Consumer electronics exchanges lead to felony fraud charges
The many intersecting paths of California's international marketplace may contribute to those who buy and sell consumer electronics facing felony fraud charges. It is not improbable that you might find yourself somehow swept up in a large-scale fraud scheme involving...
Reviewing the details of a fight after assault charges arise
People are charged with assault in a variety of circumstances. Sometimes, people face these serious charges after trying to protect themselves from an attacker. However, the person who started the incident (as well as some of their friends) may lie about what happened...
Important facts about fraud charges
A person or company in California may sue someone for damages if there is evidence that he or she committed fraud. However, fraud is also a felony offense that can result in criminal conviction. A felony conviction can have a long-lasting effect on your future, so an...
