San Clemente Warrant Attorney – Bench & Arrest Warrant Lawyer
Do you have a warrant for a crime committed in the city of San Clemente? Retaining an experienced San Clemente warrant attorney can be one of the most important decisions you make. Contact the Law Offices of John D. Rogers today to discuss your outstanding warrant and how to recall the warrant without having to […]
Laguna Beach Warrant Attorney – Bench & Arrest Warrant Lawyer
Do you have a warrant pending for a crime committed in Laguna Beach? Retaining an experienced Laguna Beach warrant attorney can be one of the most important decisions you make. Contact the Law Offices of John D. Rogers today to discuss your outstanding warrant and how to recall the warrant without having to serve time […]
Petition to Vacate Murder Conviction – California Penal Code 1170.95 PC
The California legislature passed Senate Bill (SB) 1437 which is written under penal code 1170.95 pc. This law changed the basis for someone to be convicted of murder. It applies retroactively allowing those that fall under its rules, to petition the court to be resentenced or have their murder conviction vacated entirely. The legislative intent […]
California “Organized Retail Theft” Law – Penal Code 490.4 PC
In California, there are several ways a person may be charged under penal code 490.4(a) pc.[1] The law make it unlawful for someone to coordinate, organize, entice, aid, act as an agent, receive stolen property, or act in concert with another for the purposes of carrying out a theft from a merchants premises or online […]
California “Oral Copulation” Laws – Penal Code 287 PC
Codified under penal code 287 pc[1], oral copulation is a serious sex crime offense that carries life-altering consequences if convicted. It is the act of copulating one person’s mouth with the sexual organ or anus of another. It does not require any actual penetration of the mouth or sexual organ.[2] Ordinarily, this offense can be […]
What is the Punishment for California HS 11351?
In California, possession of a controlled substance is charged under Health & Safety Code 11351 hs making it a crime to unlawfully possess an illicit substance for the purposes of sale.[1] The statute applies to substances such as cocaine, heroin, and ecstasy. The government does not need to prove you actually sold a substance, but […]
What is the Punishment for California PC 273.5(a)?
In California, domestic battery with corporal injury is charged under penal code 273.5(a) pc.[1] The statute makes it a crime to willfully commit an un-consensual battery upon another causing a traumatic condition. It is a domestic violence offense because the act must be committed against your roommate, spouse, family member, or relationship partner. Law enforcement […]
What is the Punishment for Domestic Battery? California PC 243(e)(1)
In California, domestic battery is charged under penal code 243(e)(1) pc making it unlawful to make physical contact of another in a rude or angry manner without their consent.[1] It is a domestic violence offense because the act must be committed against your roommate, spouse, family member, or relationship partner. Common examples of domestic battery […]
