Criminal Defense

What to do If Pulled Over While Carrying A Weapon It’s our second amendment right to own a firearm in the United States, but it will still make police officers nervous if you are armed during an...

Sacramento Criminal Defense Attorneys Explains Manslaughter Homicide is the unlawful killing of another person and may result in a criminal charge of murder or manslaughter. Murder is when an...

Murder Charge is Serious Murder is the most serious charge that can be brought against an accused individual in a court of law. The potential sentences can lead up to and including the capital...

Legal Representation for Violent Crimes California has taken a very harsh stance against violent crime and leads the nation in imposing harsh sentences for individuals convicted of violent crimes....

Felony Defense Lawyer in Sacramento Discusses Grand Theft Auto Charges What is Grand Theft Auto? Grand theft auto is defined as motor vehicle theft and is the criminal act of stealing or attempting...

Under California law, there are three main types of charges Under California law, there are three main types of charges that can be brought against a party and they include infractions, misdemeanors...

California Penal Code 211 In the state of California, robbery is covered under Penal Code 211 and is always charged as a felony. If you have been arrested and charged for robbery, make sure to...

Identity Theft Charges Identity theft is defined by the unlawful taking of another person’s personal identifying information for an illegal or unlawful reason. It’s important to understand the...

What is Rape Under California Law? Sacramento is a major city and county in Northern California that has a significant rate of sex crimes. People from all walks of life can be accused of rape....

Criminal Charge of Terrorism Threat Terrorism has been in the news quite a bit lately. But what exactly is terrorism? What is a terrorist threat? This article aims to explain how the state of...

Victimless crimes don’t have a black and white definition, but are still a serious concern and in fact, constitute 86% of federal prison population. Some offenses that have been categorized as a...