Pitchess Motions Need Only Require 10 Court Day Notice In California, assembly bill 1600 amended Evidence Code 1043, 1047 and Code of Civil Procedure (“CCP”) 1005 expanding the scope of the notice requirement when… Read More
California Virtually Abolishes 1-Year Prison Prior The California legislative virtually abolished the one (1) year prison prior for most offenses. Previously, a person faced an additional 1 year sentence, in addition… Read More
Subpoena Service Can Be Done Via E-Mail So Long As Service is Acknowledged California Senate Bill 471 became effective January 1, 2020 amending Penal Code 1328d allowing service of a subpoena via electronic service (e-mail) so long as… Read More
Statute of Limitations for PC 273.5(a) Increases from 3 to 5 Years In California, prior law barred felony prosecution for penal code 273.5(a) after three (3) years of the date of occurrence. California senate bill 273 codified… Read More
Prosecutor Must Give Victim Notice Before Court Terminates Probation Early In California, a criminal defendant is permitted to petition the Court under penal code 1203.3 to terminate probation early. Ordinarily, the defendant must demonstrate a… Read More
Santa Ana Federal Crimes Attorney – Federal Defense Lawyer in Santa Ana If you are under investigation for a federal crime or have been arrested by federal authorities, then you need to contact an experienced Santa Ana… Read More
Orange County Immigration Lawyer Sentenced to 18 Months in Federal Prison The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced that an immigration attorney based out of Laguna Beach was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for filing dozens… Read More
Man Faces Federal Charges for Coercing Girls into Sending Sexually Explicit Selfies Francisco Sanchez, of Koreatown, was arrested by federal agents on child sexual exploitation charges alleging that he met at least 8 teenage girls online and… Read More
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