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• ¿Cómo “Sellar los Registros Juveniles” en California?
• ¿Cómo abrir un dispensario de marihuana medicinal las leyes en California?
• ¿Cómo abrir un negocio de marihuana al por menor en California?
• ¿Cómo afectan las detenciones y condenas a las licencias profesionales en California?
• ¿Cómo almacenar legalmente armas de fuego en California?
• ¿Cómo apelar una condena criminal en California?
• ¿Cómo apelar una condena criminal federal en California?
• ¿Cómo apelar una condena por delito grave en California?
• ¿Cómo encontrar un “tribunal de veteranos” en tu condado de California?
• ¿Cómo hacer el “Tribunal de Veteranos” en California?
• ¿Cómo limpiar y eliminar órdenes de arresto en California?
• ¿Cómo obtener una licencia de armas ocultas (CCW) en California?
• ¿Cómo obtener una sentencia conmutada (clemencia ejecutiva) en California?
• ¿Cómo obtener una tarjeta de marihuana medicinal en California?
• ¿Cómo presentar un reclamo por accidente de auto con Progressive?
• ¿Cómo presentar una moción para recusar a un juez en California?
• ¿Cómo puedo obtener “Liberación para Trabajar” en California en lugar de ir a la cárcel?
• ¿Cómo puedo obtener “vigilancia electrónica” en lugar de prisión en California?
• ¿Cómo reducir un delito grave a un delito menor (Moción del Código Penal § 17b PC)?
• ¿Cómo reducir un delito grave a un delito menor bajo la Propuesta 47?
• ¿Cómo restaurar sus derechos de armas después de una condena criminal?
• ¿Cómo saco a alguien de la cárcel en California?
• ¿Cómo salir del registro de delincuentes sexuales de California?
• ¿Cómo sellar y destruir registros de arresto en California?
• ¿Cómo transportar legalmente armas de fuego en California?
• ¿Condenado por un delito? Cómo puede aumentar las probabilidades de un recurso de apelación exitoso
• ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre pimping y pandering?
• ¿Cuándo es “House Flipping” ilegal en California?
• ¿Cuándo es el “Préstamo Predatorio” un delito en California?
• ¿Cuándo los delitos penales cuestan a los maestros de California sus credenciales de enseñanza?
• ¿Cuándo pueden las fuerzas policiales en California buscar en mi computadora o disco duro?
• ¿Cuándo pueden las fuerzas policiales en California buscar en mi hogar?
• ¿Cuándo pueden los policías buscar mi teléfono celular en California?
• ¿Cuándo se les permite a los policías hacer una parada y registro en California?
• ¿Estás loco? Cómo funciona la regla McNaghten para la defensa de la locura en California
• ¿Existe el delito de obstrucción a la justicia en California?
• ¿Falsamente acusado de un delito? Cómo defenderse
• ¿Puede el DMV de California suspender la licencia de conducir debido a la demencia?
• ¿Puede la policía buscar su coche sin una orden judicial?
• ¿Puede mi licencia de conducir ser suspendida por un accidente?
• ¿Puede una licencia revocada ser reestablecida? Un abogado defensor explica
• ¿Puedes ir a la cárcel por transmitir una ETS?
• ¿Puedo ir a la cárcel por “desacato a la corte” en California?
• ¿Puedo ir a la cárcel por no presentarme en el tribunal de California?
• ¿Qué es un expediente de delincuencia?
• ¿Qué es un Oficial de Audiencia de Seguridad del Conductor del DMV?
• ¿Qué es una “Exención Harvey”? ¿Cómo afecta a la restitución?
• ¿Qué es una “Moción Brady” y cómo la presento?
• ¿Qué es una “Petición Sostenida” en el Tribunal de Menores de California?
• ¿Qué hacer si tienes una orden de arresto en California?
• ¿Todavía hay marihuana medicinal en California después de la legalización?
• “Alibi” como defensa a acusaciones criminales
• “Allanamiento y robo” en California – Ley, Penas, Defensas
• “Arresto domiciliario” y confinamiento en el hogar como alternativas a la cárcel en California
• “Audiencias de fianza” bajo la ley penal de California
• “Ayuda Fantasma” – ¿Qué es y es un delito?
• “Battery with a Deadly Weapon” – Nevada Laws & Penalties
• “Citación con Orden de Comparecencia de Documentos” en Casos Penales de California
• “Compromiso Civil” en Casos Penales – ¿Cómo Funciona?
• “Criminal Street Gang” Definition in Colorado (CRS 18-23-101)
• “Defensa de Coacción” – ¿Cuándo puede desestimarse un cargo criminal?
• “Defensa de Entrada de Sentencia” – Cómo Funciona en California
• “Defensa de Necesidad” – ¿Puede desestimar un caso criminal?
• “Defensa imperfecta” y la doctrina de la franela en California
• “Delitos Graves” Bajo la Ley de Tres Golpes de California
• “Delitos menores” en California – La Definición Legal
• “Delitos que involucran turpitud moral” – Una guía legal rápida
• “Desvío Militar” para veteranos de California con TEPT
• “DMV Hearings” in Colorado DUI Cases – How it Works
• “DMV Set-Aside” After a License Suspension – What Is It?
• “Driving After Revocation Prohibited” (DARP) in Colorado – CRS 42-2-206
• “DUI in Colorado Springs” – A Game Plan for Beating It
• “Error de hecho” o “Error de derecho” como defensas para un delito
• “Exención de la DMV” Después de una Suspensión de Licencia – ¿Qué es?
• “Exención de Tahl en casos criminales de California – Cómo funciona”
• “Extorsión intentada” en California – Código Penal 524 PC
• “Grand Theft Auto” en California – Código Penal 487d1 PC
• “Homicidio por negligencia” en California – Definición y Penas
• “Incumplimiento del jurado en casos criminales de California”
• “Informantes obligados” en California – Una guía legal de 5 minutos
• “Infracción” – La Definición Legal en la Ley de California
• “Investigaciones Pre-Archivo” por Abogados de Defensa Penal
• “Leave of Absence” in California – What Workers Need to Know
• “Leyes de Fraude de Recetas” y “Compras de Doctores” en California
• “Libertad Bajo Palabra Supervisada” en los casos criminales de California
• “Malicia expresada” en casos de asesinato en California
• “Malicious Mischief” Laws & Penalties in Las Vegas Nevada
• “Mistake of Fact” as a Defense in Arizona Criminal Cases
• “Moción de Romero” para eliminar condenas previas por delitos graves
• “Moción de Serna para Desestimar por Falta de Procesamiento Rápido”
• “Moción para un nuevo juicio” en California – Una segunda oportunidad de justicia
• “Negligent Homicide” in California – Definition & Penalties
• “No hay contienda” Pleas en casos de ley criminal de California
• “Privilegio del comerciante” y el derecho a detener en California
• “Privilegios Evidentes” en la Ley Penal de California
• “Probación de delito grave” – Sus 9 preguntas principales respondidas
• “Wage Theft” in California – What Workers Need to Know
• § § 148d PC – Tomar un arma de fuego de un oficial de policía
• § § 191.5(b) PC – Homicidio Vehicular en Estado de Intoxicación
• § § PC 664/187 (a) – Intento de asesinato – Ley y Sentencia de California
• § 11360 HS – Venta / Transporte de Marihuana en California
• § 11377(a) HS – Poseer Metanfetamina y Drogas
• § 118.1 PC – Oficiales de Policía que Presentan Informes Falsos
• § 135 PC – Destrucción o Ocultamiento de Evidencias – Ley de California
• § 148d PC – Taking a Firearm From a Police Officer
• § 1538.5 Movimiento – Para Suprimir Evidencia en un Caso Penal de California
• § 182 PC – Leyes y penas de “conspiración criminal” de California
• § 22350 VC – Explicación de la “Ley Básica de Velocidad” de California
• § 22651 CVC – Leyes de Impuesto y Remolque de California
• § 23152 (e) VC – DUI por conductores de Uber Lyft, Taxi o Limo
• § 242 PC – “Agresión y Batería” – Código Penal de California
• § 247(b) PC – Disparar a un vehículo desocupado o una vivienda deshabitada
• § 29825 PC – Poseer un arma de fuego en violación de una orden judicial
• § 29825 PC – Possession of a Firearm in Violation of a Court Order
• § 4461 CVC – Uso indebido de placas o placas de discapacitados
• § 4462.5 VC – Mal uso de documentos de registro y licencia de vehículos
• § 485 PC – Hurto o malversación de bienes perdidos – Código Penal de California
• § 530.5 PC – “Robo de Identidad” – Ley y Penas de California
• § 647(f) PC – Intoxicación Pública – Código Penal de California
• § 647j4 PC – Leyes y penas de California sobre “porno de venganza”
• § Artículo 314 PC – Exhibición indecente – Código Penal de California
• 10750 VC – Alteración o cambio de un número de identificación de vehículo
• 11355 HS – Venta de drogas falsas – Ley y penas de California
• 1214.1 PC – Multas por incumplimiento de comparecencia en el tribunal
• 13004 VC – Uso Ilegal de una Tarjeta de Identificación Falsa en California
• 16590 PC – ¿Qué armas están prohibidas en California?
• 18-Wheeler Injury Lawyer
• 185 PC – Usar una Máscara o Disfraz para Eludir a la Policía – Código Penal de California
• 210.5 PC – Detención falsa de un rehén para evitar la detención (escudo humano)
• 21310 PC – Portar un “Dirk” o “Dagger” oculto
• 23123 § CVC – “Multas por uso de teléfonos celulares” y multas en California
• 23136 VC – Ley de “tolerancia cero” de California sobre DUI menor de edad
• 23152 (a) VC – “Conducción bajo la influencia de alcohol” – Ley y penalidades de California
• 23152(f) VC – Conducir bajo la influencia de drogas en California
• 245.5 PC – Agresión con un arma mortal a un empleado escolar
• 272 PC – Contribuir a la delincuencia de un menor en California
• 302 PC – Disturbancia de una Reunión Religiosa – Ley de California
• 3455 PC – Supervisión Comunitaria Post Liberación en California
• 476a PC – Escribir “Cheques Malos” – Ley y Pena de California
• 48-Hour Hearings in Nevada
• 4th DUI in Nevada – Laws, Penalties & Best Defenses
• 532 PC – “Fraude por Falsas Pretensiones” – Ley de California
• 537 PC – Estafa a un posadero – Código Penal de California
• 601 PC – “Trespaso Agravado” – Ley de California
• 653.2 PC – Ley de Acoso Cibernético Electrónico en California
• 72-Hour Hearings in Nevada
• 978.5 PC – Orden de Arresto en California
• AB 109 – “Reubicación” de Prisiones y Cárceles en California
• Abogado de Accidente de Ascensor (Para Víctimas de Lesiones y sus Familias)
• Abogado de Accidente de Escalera
• Abogado de Accidentes de Andamios
• Abogado de accidentes de ATV – Cómo presentar y ganar una demanda
• Abogado de Accidentes de Automóvil de Henderson
• Abogado de Accidentes de Automóvil de Pasadena – Luchando por Víctimas de Lesiones
• Abogado de Accidentes de Automóvil de Summerlin Nevada
• Abogado de Accidentes de Bicicleta de Las Vegas
• Abogado de Accidentes de Camiones de California
• Abogado de Accidentes de Camiones en Los Ángeles – Grupo de Ley Shouse
• Abogado de Accidentes de Compartir Viaje en Shouse Law Group
• Abogado de Accidentes de Conducción en Estado de Ebriedad en Las Vegas
• Abogado de Accidentes de Construcción de Las Vegas
• Abogado de Accidentes de Construcción en California – Grupo de Ley Shouse
• Abogado de Accidentes de Estacionamiento – Luchando por las Víctimas de Lesiones
• Abogado de Accidentes de Gran Camión en Los Ángeles
• Abogado de Accidentes de Lyft California
• Abogado de Accidentes de Motocicleta California
• Abogado de Accidentes de Parque de Diversiones California
• Abogado de Accidentes de Patineta de California
• Abogado de Accidentes de Peatón en Los Ángeles
• Abogado de Accidentes de Taxi de Las Vegas
• Abogado de Accidentes de Uber California
• Abogado de accidentes de Uber Riverside – Representando a víctimas de lesiones
• Abogado de Accidentes de Volcamiento de Las Vegas
• Abogado de Audiencia del DMV – Para ayudarle a evitar una suspensión de licencia
• Abogado de Choque Eléctrico – Cómo Presentar y Ganar una Demanda
• Abogado de Colisión Trasera de Los Ángeles
• Abogado de Defensa de Víctimas de California
• Abogado de Defensa Penal de Glendale
• Abogado de Defensa Penal de la Ciudad de Orange
• Abogado de Defensa Penal de Santa Ana
• Abogado de Defensa Penal de Santa Bárbara
• Abogado de Defensa Penal de Torrance
• Abogado de Lesión Cerebral de Las Vegas
• Abogado de Lesiones Cerebrales de Los Ángeles en el Grupo de Ley Shouse
• Abogado de lesiones de 18 ruedas
• Abogado de Lesiones de Casino de Las Vegas
• Abogado de lesiones de la médula espinal
• Abogado de Lesiones de la Médula Espinal de Las Vegas
• Abogado de Lesiones de Nacimiento de Las Vegas
• Abogado de Lesiones de Piscina
• Abogado de Lesiones por Quemaduras en California
• Abogado de Muerte Injusta en Los Ángeles
• Abogado de muerte injusta Henderson
• Abogado de Responsabilidad de Premisas de Las Vegas
• Abogado de volcadura de SUV – Representando a víctimas de accidentes
• Abogado Penal de Lancaster en el Grupo de Ley Shouse
• Abogado Penal de Riverside en el Grupo de Ley Shouse
• Abogado Penal Federal de Defensa en California
• Abogado Penal Van Nuys CA – Grupo de Ley Shouse
• Abogados de Abuso en Hogares de Ancianos de Las Vegas
• Abogados de Accidentes de Apartamento en el Grupo de Ley Shouse
• Abogados de Accidentes de Automóvil de Long Beach en el Grupo de Ley Shouse
• Abogados de Accidentes de Automóvil de Los Ángeles en el Grupo de Ley Shouse
• Abogados de Accidentes de Camiones Henderson
• Abogados de Accidentes de Grua – Ayudando a las Víctimas a Demandar una Indemnización
• Abogados de Accidentes de Lesiones en Restaurantes – Cómo Presentar una Reclamación Legal
• Abogados de Accidentes Fatales – Presentando Demandas por Muerte Injusta
• Abogados de Accidentes por Ahogamiento
• Abogados de Apelación Penal de California – Para ayudar a revocar condenas
• Abogados de Defensa de Delitos Sexuales en California
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Bakersfield
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Barstow
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Beverly Hills
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Burbank
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Fresno
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Hemet
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Long Beach
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Los Ángeles
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Newport Beach
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Oakland
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Palm Springs
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Pasadena
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Pomona en el Grupo de Ley Shouse
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Rancho Cucamonga
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Sacramento
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de San Diego
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de San Francisco
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de San José
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Santa Clarita
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Victorville
• Abogados de Defensa Penal de Whittier
• Abogados de Defensa Penal del Condado de Los Ángeles
• Abogados de Defensa Penal del Condado de San Bernardino
• Abogados de Defensa Penal del Condado de Ventura
• Abogados de Lesiones de Autobús de California – Luchando por las Víctimas
• Abogados de mordeduras de perro de Los Ángeles – Luchando por víctimas de lesiones
• Abogados de Órdenes de Detención de California
• Abogados de Resbalones y Caídas en Las Vegas
• Abogados de Responsabilidad de Premisas en California
• Abogados Penales de West Covina
• Abuso Financiero de Ancianos y Leyes de Fraude de Ancianos en California
• Acta de Invasión de Privacidad de California
• Adams County Colorado Criminal Defense Attorneys
• Age of Consent in Arizona – What You Need to Know
• Aggravated DUI in Arizona law – ARS 28-1383
• Aggravating & Mitigating Factors in Arizona Sentencing
• Allergan breast implant lawsuit – Legal claim for Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma
• Amusement Park Accident Lawyer California
• An Aggressive, Proactive Approach to all Cases
  • Abogados de Defensa Penal en el Grupo de Ley Shouse
  • Abogados de Lesiones Personales de California en el Grupo de Ley Shouse
  • An Aggressive, Proactive Approach to all Cases
    • “Infraction” – The Legal Definition in California Law
    • “Romero Motion” to Remove Prior Strike Convictions
    • “Subpoena Duces Tecums” in California Criminal Cases
    • “Military Diversion” for California Veterans with PTSD
    • Bakersfield Criminal Defense Attorneys
    • California Asset Forfeiture Laws & How to Keep Your Property
    • California Codeine Charges
    • California Drug Courts – How it Works
    • California Evidence Code – Rules of Admissibility in Criminal Cases
      • “Evidentiary Privileges” in California Criminal Law
      • California Rape Shield Law (Evidence Code 1103 & 782)
      • Evidence Code § 1014 – Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege in California
      • Evidence Code § 1101 – Character Evidence in California
      • Evidence Code § 1200 – Hearsay Rule and Exceptions in California
      • Evidence Code § 954 – The Attorney-Client Privilege in California
      • The Marital / Spousal Privilege in California Law – How It Works
    • California Gun Laws 2023 – Your Top 12 Questions Answered
      • A Guide to California BB Gun Laws
      • How Legally to Transport Firearms in California
      • How to Get a Concealed Weapons Permit (CCW) in California
      • How to Transfer a Gun to a Family Member in California
      • Moving to California with Guns – 3 Things to Know
      • Red Flag Law in California – Here’s How It Works
      • How Legally to Store Firearms in California
    • California Knife Laws – What You Can & Cannot Carry Legally
    • California Locations
      • City of Orange Criminal Defense Lawyer
      • Los Angeles Office
    • California Parole Law – How It Works
      • Board of Parole (Lifer) Hearings in California
      • Mentally Disordered Offenders (MDOs) and California Parole
      • Sexually Violent Predator (SVP) Parole Hearings
      • Parole Violation Hearings in California
    • California Pretrial Diversion Program – Avoid Jail & Get Case Dismissed
    • California Search and Seizure Laws
      • Can Police Search Your Car Without a Warrant?
      • Stop-and-Frisk in California – When are cops allowed to do it?
      • When can police in California search my computer or hard drive?
      • When can police in California search my home?
      • When can police search my cell phone in California?
    • California Street Racing Laws
    • California’s Criminal Fraud Laws (Explained by Defense Attorneys)
      • California “Securities Fraud” Laws & Penalties
      • California Auto Insurance Fraud Laws
      • Elder Financial Abuse & Senior Fraud Laws in California
      • Health Care Fraud – When Is It a Crime?
      • Homeowner Association (HOA) Fraud & Corruption in California
      • Internet Fraud in California – What is it and can I go to jail?
      • Mail Fraud Laws in California
      • Medi-Cal Fraud: Who Can Be Charged?
      • PPP Loan Fraud / CARES Act Fraud
      • Real Estate Fraud – When The Deal Becomes a Crime
      • Unemployment Insurance (EDD) Fraud Laws in California
      • Welfare Fraud California – What is it & can I go to jail?
      • Workers’ Compensation Fraud – The Law in California
      • Pet Insurance Fraud – What You Need to Know
    • CCP § 170.6 – Disqualification of a Judge on Grounds of Prejudice
    • Código Penal de California – Análisis de Delitos por Número de Sección
    • Common California Crimes by Business & Professions Code Section
      • “False Advertising” Laws in California (Business & Professions Code § 17500 BPC)
      • Business & Professions Code § 17511.9 – Telemarketing Fraud in California
      • Business & Professions Code § 25608 BP (Alcoholic Beverages at a Public Educational Facility)
      • Business & Professions Code § 25657 – Soliciting the Sale of Alcohol
      • Business & Professions Code § 25661 BP – Possession of a Fake ID by a Minor
      • Business & Professions Code 21628 – Failure to Report by Pawnbroker
      • Business & Professions Code 25603 – Bringing Alcohol into a Penal Institution
      • Business & Professions Code 25631 – Selling Alcohol After Hours
      • Business & Professions Code 25662 BP – Minor in Possession of Alcohol
      • Business & Professions Code 4323 BP – Making False Statements to Obtain a Drug
      • Business & Professions Code 7027.3 – Fraudulent Use of a Contractor’s License Number
      • Business & Professions Code 725(b) BPC – Excessive Prescribing of Drugs
      • Business and Professions Code § 12024.2 BP (False Pricing)
      • Business and Professions Code 12024 BPC – Selling a False Quantity
      • Business and Professions Code 12024.1 BP (Misrepresentation of Charges)
      • Business and Professions Code 17529.5 BPC – SPAM & Email Laws in California
      • Business and Professions Code 22430 BPC – Deceptive Identification Documents
      • Business and Professions Code 25658.2 – Consumption of Alcohol by Minor Children with Collision
      • Business and Professions Code 25665 BPC (Permitting a Minor in a Place Where Alcohol is Consumed)
      • Business and Professions Code 7028.1 – Asbestos/Underground Tank Work without Certification
      • California Business and Professions Code 4324 – Forging or Altering a Prescription
      • Contracting without a License – California Law & Penalties
      • Selling or Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor – California Law & Penalties
    • Competency to Stand Trial – Meaning, Determination, and Findings of Incompetency
    • Criminal Background Check in California – Key Things to Know
      • What is a Rap Sheet?
    • Criminal Defense of California Police Officers
    • Delitos de California por Sección de Código
    • Faretta Motion & Hearing – The Process for a Defendant to “Go Pro Per”
    • Federal Criminal Defense Lawyer in California
      • A Comparison of California and Federal Gang Laws
      • California “Hate Crime” Laws, Penalties & Defenses
      • The Federal Crime of “Wire Fraud” in California
    • How Do Arrests and Convictions Affect Professional Licenses in California?
      • A Guide to Internal Affairs Investigations in California
      • California State Employees and Criminal Convictions
      • Convictions and Social Worker Discipline in California
      • Criminal Charges & Medical Board Discipline in California
      • Criminal Convictions & License Discipline for California Dentists
      • Criminal Convictions and Contractor License Suspension in California
      • Criminal Convictions and Real Estate Broker Discipline in California
      • Nurse Discipline and License Revocation in California
      • When do Criminal Convictions Cost California Teachers their Teaching Credentials?
      • Criminal Convictions and Accountant Discipline in California
      • Criminal Convictions and Pharmacist Discipline in California
    • How to Appeal a California Criminal Conviction
      • A Guide to The California Appellate Project
      • California Criminal Appeal Lawyers – To Help Overturn Convictions
      • Convicted of a crime? How You Can Increase The Odds Of A Successful Appeal
      • Deadline to Appeal a Criminal and Civil Judgment in California
      • How to Appeal a Federal Criminal Conviction in California
      • How to Appeal a Felony Conviction in California
        • Appeals & Resentencing in “Three Strikes” Cases: (Reducing Prison Terms After Proposition 36)
      • Misdemeanor Appeals in California – A Legal Guide
      • The Top 7 Grounds to Appeal a Criminal Conviction
        • “Jury Misconduct” in California Criminal Cases
        • Ineffective Assistance of Counsel – Meaning, Determination and Remedies
        • Prosecutorial Misconduct – When The State Abuses Its Power
    • How to Clear & Remove Warrants in California
      • California Bench Warrant Attorneys
      • California Search Warrants – 7 Key Things to Know
      • The Knock and Announce Rule
      • The Use of Informants in California Criminal Cases
        • Motions to Compel Disclosure of Confidential Informants in California
      • What to Do If You Have an Arrest Warrant in California
    • How to do “Veterans Court” in California
      • How to find a “veterans court” in your California county
    • Leyes criminales de California de la A a la Z
    • Los Angeles County Drug Court – How It Works
    • Marsden Motions and Hearings – How to Fire Your Public Defender
    • Post-Conviction Relief in California – A 5-Minute Legal Guide
      • “Motion for a New Trial” in California – A Second Shot at Justice
      • Five Important Benefits of a California Expungement
      • Habeas Corpus California – A Plan to Get Your Loved One Out
      • How to “Seal Juvenile Records” in California
      • How to Apply for a “Certificate of Rehabilitation”
      • How to Get a Sentence Commuted (Executive Clemency) in California
      • How to get removed from California’s sex offender registry
      • How to Restore Your Gun Rights After a Criminal Conviction
      • Motion for Early Termination of Probation (California Penal Code § 1203.3 PC)
      • Penal Code § 1018 – Motion to Withdraw a Plea in California
      • Resentencing – Motion to Modify a Sentence
        • Petition for Reduced Sentence SB 1437 – How to do it
        • How to Reduce a Felony to a Misdemeanor under Proposition 47
      • Motion to Vacate a Criminal Judgement in California
    • Preventive Detention and Release Procedures in California (Penal Codes 1320.7 – 1320.35 PC)
      • “Pretrial Assessment Services” and “Prearraignment Reviews” in California criminal cases
      • “Supervised Own Recognizance Release” in California criminal cases
      • “Validated Risk Assessment Tools” in California detention and release procedures (California Penal Code 1320.7 PC)
      • O.R. Release – Understanding California’s “Own Recognizance” Laws
      • Pretrial Risk Assessments in California (Penal Codes 1320.7 – 1320.35 PC)
      • Bail in California – How do I get someone out of jail?
        • “Bail Hearings” Under California Criminal Law
    • Probation
      • “Felony Probation” – Your Top 9 Questions Answered
      • California Probation Law: the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision (“ICAOS”)
      • Misdemeanor (Summary & Informal) Probation
      • Probation Violation Hearing – How to Win & Avoid Jail
    • Recent Сriminal Defense Сase Results by Shouse Law Group
    • Sex Crimes Defense Attorneys in California
    • Sex Offender Registration – How It Works in California
      • California Sex Offender Residency Restrictions
    • The Criminal Court Process in California
      • “Prefile Investigations” by Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • “Sentencing Hearings” in California Criminal Cases
        • “House Arrest” & Home Confinement as Jail Alternatives in California
        • “Work Release” in California – How do I get it instead of jail?
        • Capital Punishment (Death Penalty) in California
        • Felony Sentencing Guidelines in California
        • Life Without Parole (LWOP) Sentencing in California
        • Victim Restitution Hearings in Criminal Cases – How It works
          • What is a “Harvey Waiver”? How does it affect restitution?
        • California “Three-Strike” Law – A Defense Lawyer Explains
        • Firearms Sentencing Enhancements in California Criminal Cases
      • “Serna Motion” to Dismiss for Lack of Speedy Prosecution
      • “Tahl Waiver” in California Criminal Cases – How It Works
      • A Guide to “Grand Jury” Proceedings in California
      • Arraignment: The First Stage in the Criminal Court Process
      • Bail Schedules (by county)
      • California Criminal Jury Trials – How it Works
      • California Criminal Law re Police Lineups
      • Penal Code 991 – Motion to Dismiss a Misdemeanor in California
      • Preliminary Hearings in California – What You Need to Know
      • The Pretrial Process under California Criminal Law
      • How to Make a Motion to Recuse a Judge in California
      • Trombetta Motion – When the State Loses Your Evidence
    • The Juvenile Court System – Laws & Rules in California
      • Adjudication Hearing (Trial) in California Juvenile Cases
      • California Juvenile Halls A-Z
        • Barry J. Nidorf Juvenile Hall (Sylmar Juvenile Hall)
        • Eastlake Juvenile Hall & Court
        • Fresno Juvenile Hall (Justice Campus) – Location, Visiting, Contact Info
        • High Desert Juvenile (Hall) Detention Center
        • Imperial County Juvenile Hall
        • Indio Juvenile Hall Information
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        • Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall & Court
        • San Francisco Juvenile Hall
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        • Santa Maria Juvenile Hall Information
        • Southwest Juvenile Hall (SJH) Information
        • The Alameda County Juvenile Hall
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        • The Orange County Juvenile Hall
        • The Riverside CA Juvenile Hall
        • The Sacramento County Juvenile Hall
        • The San Bernardino Central Valley Juvenile Hall
        • The San Jose Juvenile Hall (Santa Clara County Juvenile Hall)
        • The Ventura County Juvenile Hall Facility & Justice Center
        • Ventura Youth Correctional Facility Information
        • Kern County Crossroads Juvenile Hall Info
      • California Welfare & Institutions Code 602 WIC – Jurisdiction of Juvenile Court
      • Disposition (Sentencing) Hearing in Juvenile Cases
        • “Home on Probation” as a Sentence for Juvenile Delinquents
        • Deferred Entry of Judgment— Welfare & Institutions Code 790
        • Juvenile “Strike Crimes” Under California Welfare & Institutions Code 707(b)
        • Level 14 Group Homes for Juveniles in California
        • Suitable Out-of-Home Placement in Juvenile Delinquency Court
        • Welfare & Institutions Code 654 WIC – Informal Diversion in Juvenile Court
        • What Role Does Probation Play in California Juvenile Cases?
      • Distinguishing the California juvenile “delinquency” and “dependency” court systems
      • Fitness Hearing to Transfer a Juvenile Case to Adult Court in California
      • Guide to Wardship – Being a Ward of the Court in the California Juvenile System
      • Juvenile Crimes A-Z Directory
      • Juvenile Detention Hearings in California
      • Police Questioning of Juveniles (Minors) in California Criminal Cases
      • Rights of Parents in California Juvenile Delinquency Cases
      • Role of the Juvenile Court Criminal Defense Attorney
      • The Division of Juvenile Justice — a Guide for California Parents
      • Welfare and Institutions Code 725 WIC – Juvenile Probation in California
      • What is the California Juvenile Court Process?
    • What Is a “Sustained Petition” in California Juvenile Court?
    • California “Auto Burglary” Laws & Penalties
    • What’s the difference between pimping and pandering?
    • Beverly Hills Criminal Defense Attorneys
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    • California Crimes by Code Section
    • California Criminal Laws A-to-Z
      • “Age of Consent” Laws in California – What You Need to Know
      • “Breaking & Entering” in California – Law, Penalties, Defenses
      • “Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude” – A Quick Legal Guide
      • “Deferred Entry of Judgment” – How It Works in California
      • “Express Malice” in California Murder Cases
      • “Extradition Laws” in California – A Snapshot of How It Works
      • “Mandated Reporters” in California – A 5-Minute Legal Guide
      • “Misdemeanor” Crimes in California – The Legal Definition
      • “No Contest” Pleas in California Criminal Law Cases
      • “Prescription Fraud” & “Doctor Shopping” Laws in California
      • “Shopkeeper’s Privilege” and The Right to Detain in California
      • § 191.5(b) PC – Vehicular Manslaughter While Intoxicated
      • AB 109 – “Realignment” of Prisons & Jails in California
      • Aggravated Assault Laws in California
      • Boating Under the Influence (BUI) Laws in California
      • Bribery Laws in California – Definition, Penalties & Defenses
      • California “Hate Crimes” Laws
      • California “Illegal Fireworks” Laws – Health and Safety Code 12500-12728 HS
      • California “Loitering” Laws – When Is It a Crime?
      • California Abortion Laws – What You Need to Know Post-Roe
      • California Cyberstalking Laws
      • California Date Rape Laws
      • California Domestic Violence Laws – A Quick Legal Guide
        • California Domestic Violence (DV) Classes – How It Works
        • Definition of a “Traumatic Condition” in a California Domestic Violence Case
        • Domestic Violence Convictions & Gun Rights in California
        • California Domestic Violence Restraining Order – How It Works
      • California Drug Laws Involving Hydrocodone (“Vicodin”)
      • California Ecstasy Laws – What You Need to Know
      • California GHB Laws – Possession, Sales and Use
      • California Invasion of Privacy Act
      • California Ketamine Laws – Possession, Use, Sales & Trafficking
      • California Marijuana Laws – Your Top 10 Questions Answered
        • California Law on Concentrated Cannabis (Hashish)
        • California Medical Marijuana Law: “Primary Caregivers”
        • How to Get a Medical Marijuana Card in California
        • How to Open a Medical Marijuana Dispensary The Laws in California
        • How to Open a Retail Marijuana Business in California
        • Is there still medical marijuana in California after legalization?
        • Proposition 64 – Marijuana Legalization in California
      • California Open Container Laws (Vehicle Code Sections 23221 – 23229 VC)
      • California PCP Laws – Possession, Sale or Use
      • California Polygraph Law in Criminal Cases & The Workplace
      • California Proposition 36: How it Works
      • California Truancy Laws – Rules for Parents & Minor Children
      • Can you go to jail for transmitting an STD?
      • Child Molestation Laws in California – 6 Key Things to Know
      • Credit and Debit Card Fraud California – Laws and Punishment
      • Criminal Negligence – Defintion, Application & Defenses
      • Disorderly Conduct California – What is it & can I go to jail?
      • Excusable and Justifiable Homicide – The Law in California
      • Extradition into California – How It Happens
      • Extradition Warrants in California – How It Works
      • Failure to Appear in Court in California – Can I Go to jail?
      • How do I get “electronic monitoring” instead of jail in California?
      • How to Seal & Destroy Arrest Records in California
      • Involuntary Manslaughter – California Law – Penal Code 192b PC
      • Laws & Process for Extradition Out of (From) California
      • Legal Definition of a “Felony” under California Law
        • Consequences of a California Felony Conviction
      • Legal definition of a “Wobbler” in California law
      • Leyes de Violencia Doméstica de California – Una Guía Legal Rápida
      • Methamphetamine Laws in California – 7 Ways to Get Busted
        • California Laws re “Operating a Meth Lab”
      • Minor in Possession of Alcohol – California Law & Penalties
      • Obstruction of Justice in California – Is there such a crime?
      • PC 191.5(a) – Gross Vehicular Manslaughter While Intoxicated
      • Peeping Tom Law California – What is it & can I go to jail?
      • Practicing Medicine Without a License in California – Law, Penalties & Best Defenses
      • The California “Felony-Murder Rule” – How It Works
      • The Crime of (Forced) Oral Copulation by Force or Fear
      • The meaning of “possession” under California criminal law
      • Unauthorized Practice of Law in California – Definition & Penalties
      • “Sexting” Laws in California
      • California Cocaine Laws – Possession, Use, Sale, Trafficking
      • California Heroin Laws – Possession, Sale & Trafficking
    • California Health & Safety Code – Common Crimes by Section Number
      • § 11360 HS – Sale / Transportation of Marijuana in California
      • § 11377(a) HS – Methamphetamine & Drug Possession
      • 11355 HS – Selling Fake Drugs – California Law & Penalties
      • California Willful Exposure Law – Health & Safety Code 120290 HS
      • Health & Safety Code § 11154 HS – Prescribing a Controlled Substance Without Treatment
      • Health & Safety Code § 11156 HS – Prescribing Controlled Substances to an Addict
      • Health & Safety Code § 11350(a) HS – Possession of a Controlled Substance in California
      • Health & Safety Code § 11351 HS – Possession For Sale of Narcotics
      • Health & Safety Code § 11352 HS – Sale or Transportation of a Controlled Substance
      • Health & Safety Code § 11357 HS – “Possession of Marijuana” in California
      • Health & Safety Code § 11359 HS – Possession of Marijuana for Sale
      • Health & Safety Code § 11361 HS – Selling or Giving Marijuana to a Minor
      • Health & Safety Code § 11363 HS – Cultivating Peyote in California
      • Health & Safety Code § 11364 HS – Possession of Drug Paraphernalia in California
      • Health & Safety Code § 11366 HS – Operating or Maintaining a Drug House
      • Health & Safety Code § 11378 HS – Possession of Methamphetamine for Sale
      • Health & Safety Code § 11379 HS – Transportation or Sale of Methamphetamine
      • Health & Safety Code 11153 HS – Prescription Fraud by Medical Professionals
      • Health & Safety Code 11162.5 HS – Counterfeiting a Prescription Blank
      • Health & Safety Code 11365 HS – Aiding and Abetting The Unlawful Use of Controlled Substance
      • Health & Safety Code 11368 HS – Forging or Altering a Prescription
      • Health & Safety Code 11370.1 HS – Possession of a Controlled Substance While Armed
      • Health & Safety Code 11370.9 HS – Laundering of Drug Money in California
      • Health & Safety Code 11375 HS – Sedatives and Benzodiazepines
      • Health & Safety Code 11379.6 HS – Manufacturing a Controlled Substance
      • Health & Safety Code 11383 HS – Possessing Materials for Manufacturing PCP
      • Health & Safety Code 114087 HS – Mislabeling of Food in California
      • Health & Safety Code 122335 HS – “Dog Tethering” Laws in California
      • Health & Safety Code 12702 HS – Furnishing Dangerous Fireworks to a Minor
      • Health and Safety Code § 11358 HS – California Marijuana Cultivation Laws
      • Health and Safety Code § 11550 HS – Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance – California Law
      • Health and Safety Code 109575 HS – Manufacture of Imitation Controlled Substances
      • Health and Safety Code 11173 HS – Using Fraud to Get a Prescribed Controlled Substance
      • Health and Safety Code 11357.5 HS – Sale of Synthetic Marijuana in California
      • Health and Safety Code 11366.8 HS – Concealing Drugs in a False Compartment
      • Health and Safety Code 11375.5 HSC – Sale of Synthetic Stimulants
      • Health and Safety Code 12085 – Making, Possessing or Transporting Explosives
      • Intentional Transmission of HIV / AIDS California Health and Safety Code 120291 HS
      • Health and Safety Code 120275 HS – Violating a Public Health or Quarantine Order
      • Health and Safety Code 42400 HS – Air Pollution Control – California Law
    • California Jails A-Z
      • Amador County Jail
      • Beverly Hills Jail Information
      • Blythe Jail
      • Butte County Jail Information
      • Century Regional Detention Facility (CRDF) The Lynwood Jail for Women in Los Angeles
      • Colusa County Jail
      • El Dorado County Jail – Placerville
      • Elmwood Correctional Complex
      • Fresno County Jail
      • Glendale City Jail
      • Hawthorne Jail
      • Humboldt County Correctional Facility
      • Imperial County Detention Center
      • Information for the East Mesa Reentry Facility
      • Information for the Los Colinas Detention & Reentry Facility
      • John Latorraca Correctional Facility
      • Lake County (California) Jail Information
      • LAPD 77th STREET JAIL & STATION
      • LAPD Foothill Jail and Station
        • Leyes de Nevada sobre el “Hurto en las Tiendas” (NRS 205.220, NRS 205.240) Explicadas por Los Abogados de Defensa Criminal de Las Vegas
      • LAPD Hollywood Jail and Station
      • North County Correctional Facility Information
      • Placer County (Auburn) Jail Info
      • Redondo Beach Jail and Station
      • Rio Consumnes Correctional Center
      • San Benito County Jail
      • San Bernardino Central Detention Center Information
      • San Joaquin County Jail
      • San Luis Obispo County Jail
      • Santa Ana Jail
      • Santa Barbara County Jail
      • Santa Cruz Main Jail Information
      • Santa Monica Jail and Station
      • Shasta County Jail
      • Solano County Jail
      • South Bay Detention Facility – Jail Information
      • The “Twin Towers Jail” in Los Angeles
      • The Indio Jail Facility – John J. Benoit Detention Center
      • The James A. Musick Jail Facility in Irvine, CA “The Farm”
      • The Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility in Banning, California
      • The Los Angeles Pitchess Detention Center – Wayside Jail
      • The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department Lancaster Jail
      • The Orange County Central Jail Complex (CJX) Orange, CA
      • The Robert Presley Detention Center (Riverside County Jail)
      • The Sacramento County Main Jail
      • The San Diego Central Jail (SDCJ)
      • The San Francisco County Jail (SFCJ)
      • The Santa Clara County Main Jail Complex
      • The Santa Rita Jail
      • The Todd Road Jail (TRJ) Info
      • The Van Nuys Jail and Police Department
      • The Ventura County Main Jail The Pre-Trial Detention Facility
      • The West Valley Detention Center Jail – San Bernardino County Jail in Rancho Cucamonga
      • The Whittier Police Department Jail
      • Tulare County Main Jail
      • VISTA DETENTION FACILITY
      • West County Detention Facility
      • West Hollywood Jail and Station
      • The Long Beach Jail and Police Department
      • The Pasadena City Jail
      • The Pomona City Jail and Police Department
      • The Southwest Detention Center in Murrieta, CA
      • The Theo Lacy Jail Facility (“TLF”) Orange, CA
      • The Torrance Police Department Jail
      • The West Covina Jail and Police Department
    • California Penal Code – Analysis of Crimes by Section Number
      • “Attempted Extortion” in California – Penal Code 524 PC
      • “Grand Theft Auto” in California – Penal Code 487d1 PC
      • “Serious Felonies” Under California Three-Strikes Law
      • § PC 664/187(a) – Attempted Murder – California Law & Sentencing
      • § 118.1 PC – Police Officers Filing False Reports
      • § 135 PC – Destroying or Concealing Evidence – California Law
      • § 1538.5 Motion – To Suppress Evidence in a California Criminal Case
      • § 182 PC – California “Criminal Conspiracy” Laws & Penalties
      • § 242 PC – “Assault & Battery” – California Penal Code
      • § 247(b) PC – Shooting at an Unoccupied Vehicle or Uninhabited Dwelling
      • § 314 PC – Indecent Exposure – California Penal Code
      • § 485 PC – Theft or Misappropriation of Lost Property – California Penal Code
      • § 530.5 PC – “Identity Theft” – California Law & Penalties
      • § 647(f) PC – Public Intoxication – California Penal Code
      • § 647j4 PC – California “Revenge Porn” Laws & Penalties
      • 1214.1 PC – Fines for Failure to Appear in Court
      • 16590 PC – Which weapons are prohibited in California?
      • 166 PC – Can I go to jail for “contempt of court” in California?
      • 185 PC – Wearing a Mask or Disguise to Evade Police – California Penal Code
      • 210.5 PC – False Imprisonment of a Hostage to Avoid Arrest (Human Shield)
      • 21310 PC – Carrying a Concealed “Dirk” or “Dagger”
      • 245.5 PC – Assault With a Deadly Weapon on a School Employee
      • 272 PC – Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor in California
      • 302 PC – Disturbing a Religious Meeting – California Law
      • 3455 PC – Post Release Community Supervision in California
      • 476a PC – Writing “Bad Checks” – California Law & Penalty
      • 532 PC – “Theft by False Pretenses” – California Law
      • 537 PC – Defrauding an Innkeeper – California Penal Code
      • 601 PC – “Aggravated Trespass” – California Law
      • 653.2 PC – Electronic Cyber Harassment Law in California
      • 978.5 PC – Bench Warrant of Arrest in California
      • California “Wiretapping” Laws – Penal Code 631 PC
      • California Penal Code § 134 PC – Preparing False Evidence
      • California Penal Code § 29900 PC – Violent Felons With Firearms
      • California Penal Code § 409 PC – Failure to Disperse at the Scene of a Riot
      • California Penal Code § 4852 PC – Pardon Procedures
      • California Penal Code § 647 PC – Disorderly Conduct Offenses
      • California Penal Code 23515 PC – Offenses That Involve the Violent Use of a Firearm
      • California Penal Code 653 PC – Tattooing a Minor
      • California Statutory Rape Laws – Penal Code § 261.5 PC
      • Citizen’s Arrest in California – Penal Code § 837 PC
      • Civil Demand Letters in Shoplifting Cases
      • Creating or Maintaining a Public Nuisance (Penal Code § 372 & § 373a PC)
      • Expungement California – How to Clear Criminal Records Under Penal Code § 1203.4 PC
      • Grand Theft of a Firearm – California Penal Code 487(d)(2) PC
      • How to Reduce a Felony to a Misdemeanor (Penal Code § 17b PC Motion)
      • Mental Health Diversion in California (Penal Code 1001.36 PC)
      • PC § 12022 – Armed with a Firearm During the Commission of a Felony
      • PC 1000 – California’s Drug Diversion Program
      • PC 209 – “Aggravated Kidnapping” – California Penal Code
      • PC 350 – Making or Selling Counterfeit Goods in California
      • Penal Code “995 Motions” in California
      • Penal Code § 1050 PC – Motion to Continue a Criminal Case
      • Penal Code § 115 PC – Filing a False Document in California
      • Penal Code § 118 PC – California Penalty of “Perjury” Law
      • Penal Code § 12022.1 PC – Committing a Felony While on Bail or OR Release
      • Penal Code § 12022.5 PC – Personal Use of a Firearm During the Commission of a Felony
      • Penal Code § 12022.53 PC – California’s “10-20-Life” Law
      • Penal Code § 12022.7 PC – “Great Bodily Injury”
      • Penal Code § 1203.2 PC – Rules for Probation Violations in California
      • Penal Code § 132 PC – Offering False Evidence – California Law
      • Penal Code § 1320 PC & § 1320.5 PC – Failure to Appear in Court
      • Penal Code § 136.1 PC – Dissuading or Intimidating a Witness
      • Penal Code § 1368 PC – Mental Competency for Trial in California
      • Penal Code § 1382 PC – Speedy Trial Rights & Grounds for Dismissal
      • Penal Code § 141 PC – Planting or Tampering with Evidence in California
      • Penal Code § 1473.7 PC – Motion to Vacate Judgment
      • Penal Code § 148 PC – “Resisting Arrest” Laws in California
      • Penal Code § 148.3 PC – Making a False Report of an Emergency
      • Penal Code § 148.9 PC – Providing False ID to a Police Officer
      • Penal Code § 165 PC – Bribery by or of County Supervisors or Public Corporations in California
      • Penal Code § 171.5 PC – Weapons at California Airports
      • Penal Code § 171.7 PC – Weapons at California Public Transit Facilities
      • Penal Code § 171b PC – Unauthorized Possession of Weapons in Public Buildings and Meetings
      • Penal Code § 17500 PC – Possession of a Deadly Weapon with Intent to Assault
      • Penal Code § 186.10 PC – Money Laundering – California Law
      • Penal Code § 186.22 PC – Criminal Street Gang Activities – California Law
      • Penal Code § 20170 PC – Imitation Firearms – California Law
      • Penal Code § 203 PC – The Crime of “Mayhem” in California Law
      • Penal Code § 20510 PC – “Cane Swords” – California Law
      • Penal Code § 20910 PC – Writing Pen Knives – California Law
      • Penal Code § 210 PC – Extortion by Posing as a Kidnapper
      • Penal Code § 211 PC – California “Robbery” Laws
      • Penal Code § 215 PC – Carjacking – California Law
      • Penal Code § 21810 PC – Possession of “Brass Knuckles” – California Law
      • Penal Code § 220 PC – Assault with Intent to Commit a Felony
      • Penal Code § 22010 PC – California Law re Nunchakus (“Nunchuks”)
      • Penal Code § 22610 PC – Are tasers legal in California?
      • Penal Code § 236 PC – “False Imprisonment” – California Law
      • Penal Code § 236.1 PC – Human Trafficking – California Law
      • Penal Code § 240 PC – California Assault Law
      • Penal Code § 241 PC – Assault on a Police Officer – California Law
      • Penal Code § 243.4 PC – California Sexual Battery (Assault) Law
      • Penal Code § 243(d) PC – Aggravated Battery Causing Serious Bodily Injury
      • Penal Code § 245.6 PC – California Hazing Laws
      • Penal Code § 245(a)(1) PC – Assault with a Deadly Weapon
      • Penal Code § 246 PC – Shooting at an Inhabited Dwelling or Occupied Vehicle
      • Penal Code § 25400 PC – Carrying a Concealed Weapon – California Law
      • Penal Code § 25850 PC – Carrying a Loaded Firearm – California Law
      • Penal Code § 261 PC – “Rape” – California Laws & Penalties
      • Penal Code § 262 PC – “Spousal Rape” Laws in California
      • Penal Code § 26500 PC – Unlicensed Sale of Firearms in California
      • Penal Code § 266i PC – Pandering Charges in California
      • Penal Code § 269 PC – Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child
      • Penal Code § 270 PC – California Child Neglect Laws
      • Penal Code § 270.1 – Failure to Supervise Child’s School Attendance
      • Penal Code § 273.5 PC – Corporal Injury to Spouse or Cohabitant
      • Penal Code § 273.6 PC – Violating a Restraining Order or Protective Order in California
      • Penal Code § 273a(a) PC – Child Endangerment – California Law
      • Penal Code § 278 PC – California “Child Abduction” Law
      • Penal Code § 285 PC – California Incest Laws
      • Penal Code § 287 PC – Oral Copulation with a Minor
      • Penal Code § 288.2 PC – Sending Harmful Material to Seduce a Minor
      • Penal Code § 288.5 PC – Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child
      • Penal Code § 288(i) PC – Lewd Act with a Minor Child, Bodily Harm Inflicted
      • Penal Code § 289 PC – Forcible Sexual Penetration with a Foreign Object
      • Penal Code § 290 PC – Failure to Register as a Sex Offender in California
      • Penal Code § 29800(a)(1) PC – Felon in Possession of a Firearm – California Law
      • Penal Code § 303 PC – Loitering to Solicit the Purchase of Alcohol
      • Penal Code § 30600 PC – Assault Weapons & Rifles in California
      • Penal Code § 30605 PC – Possession of an Assault Weapon – California Law
      • Penal Code § 31 – California Aiding and Abetting Laws
      • Penal Code § 32 PC – Accessory After the Fact – California Law
      • Penal Code § 32310 PC – Large-Capacity Magazines – California Law
      • Penal Code § 330 PC – Illegal Gambling in California
      • Penal Code § 368 PC – California “Elder Abuse” Criminal Laws
      • Penal Code § 403 PC – Disturbing a Public Meeting – California Law
      • Penal Code § 404 PC – California Rioting Laws
      • Penal Code § 404.6 PC – Inciting a Riot – California Law
      • Penal Code § 405a PC – Taking a Person from Custody by a Riot
      • Penal Code § 415 PC – Disturbing the Peace – California Law
      • Penal Code § 416 PC – “Failure to Disperse” – California Law
      • Penal Code § 417 PC – Brandishing a Weapon or Firearm
      • Penal Code § 422 PC – Criminal Threats – California Law
      • Penal Code § 422.55 PC – The Definition of a “Hate Crime” in California
      • Penal Code § 422.75 PC – “Hate Crime” Penalty Enhancement for Felonies
      • Penal Code § 4573 PC – Bringing Drugs into a Jail or Prison
      • Penal Code § 459 PC – California Burglary Laws
      • Penal Code § 459.5 PC – California “Shoplifting” Laws & Penalties
      • Penal Code § 460 PC – First Degree Residential Burglary in California
      • Penal Code § 463 PC – California “Looting” Laws
      • Penal Code § 466 PC – Possession of Burglary Tools – California Law
      • Penal Code § 469 PC – Duplication of a Key to a California State Building
      • Penal Code § 470 PC – California “Forgery” Laws
      • Penal Code § 472 PC – Forging, Counterfeiting, or Possessing a Fraudulent Public Seal
      • Penal Code § 475 PC – Possession of Counterfeit Items
      • Penal Code § 484 PC – Petty Theft – California Law & Penalties
      • Penal Code § 487 PC – “Grand Theft” – California Law
      • Penal Code § 488 PC – Definition of “Petty Theft” in California
      • Penal Code § 503 PC – California “Embezzlement” Laws
      • Penal Code § 518 PC – California “Extortion” Laws & Penalties
      • Penal Code § 594 PC – California “Vandalism” Law & Penalties
      • Penal Code § 597 PC – California “Animal Abuse” & Cruelty Laws
      • Penal Code § 602 PC – California Trespass Laws
      • Penal Code § 626.10 PC – Weapons on California School Grounds
      • Penal Code § 647.6 PC – Annoying or Molesting a Child Under 18
      • Penal Code § 647(b) PC – California Prostitution and Solicitation Laws
      • Penal Code § 647(i) PC – Peeking While Loitering (Prowling)
      • Penal Code § 647a PC – Lewd Conduct in Public
      • Penal Code § 653.23(a)(1) PC – Supervising or Aiding a Prostitute
      • Penal Code § 653m PC – Annoying Phone Calls
      • Penal Code § 654 PC – Multiple Punishments for Same Act is Prohibited in California
      • Penal Code § 664 PC – “Attempted Crimes” in California
      • Penal Code § 666 PC – Petty Theft with Certain Prior Convictions
      • Penal Code § 667.61 PC – California’s “One Strike” Law
      • Penal Code § 69 PC – Resisting an Executive Officer – California Law
      • Penal Code § 851.8 PC – Certificate of Factual Innocence in California
      • Penal Code § 853.7 PC – Violating a Written Promise to Appear in Court
      • Penal Code § 92 PC – Bribery of Judges or Jurors in California
      • Penal Code 1170.9 PC – Treatment Instead of Jail for California Veterans
      • Penal Code 12022.2 PC – Possessing Ammunition Designed to Penetrate Metal or Armor
      • Penal Code 12022.3 PC – Use of a Firearm in the Commission of a Sex Crime
      • Penal Code 12022.4 PC – Aiding or Abetting a Felony with a Firearm
      • Penal Code 1214 PC – Collection of Restitution Funds
      • Penal Code 148.4 PC – False Fire Alarm or False Report of a Fire – California Law
      • Penal Code 148.5 PC – Making a False Police Report in California
      • Penal Code 149 PC – Unlawful Beating or Assault by a Public Officer
      • Penal Code 152 PC – “Concealing an Accidental Death”
      • Penal Code 154 PC – Fraudulent Conveyance – California Law
      • Penal Code 155 PC – Fraudulent Conveyance by a Judgment Debtor
      • Penal Code 16520 PC – Definition of a “Firearm” in California
      • Penal Code 169 PC – Picketing Outside a Courthouse
      • Penal Code 18710 PC – Possession of Destructive Devices or Explosives
      • Penal Code 18720 PC – Possession of “Destructive Device Materials”
      • Penal Code 19 PC – Misdemeanor Penalties in California
      • Penal Code 192 PC – Voluntary Manslaughter – California Law
      • Penal Code 193.8(a) PC – Relinquishing a Motor Vehicle to a Minor
      • Penal Code 20310 PC – California Law re “Air Gauge Knives”
      • Penal Code 20410 PC – Belt Buckle Knives – California Law
      • Penal Code 205 PC – Aggravated Mayhem – California Law
      • Penal Code 206 PC – The Crime of “Torture” in California
      • Penal Code 20610 PC – California Law re: “Lipstick Case Knives”
      • Penal Code 207 PC – California Kidnapping Laws
      • Penal Code 20710 PC – California Law re: a “Shobi-Zue”
      • Penal Code 208 – Kidnapping of a Minor Under 14
      • Penal Code 209.5 PC – Kidnapping During a Carjacking
      • Penal Code 21110 PC – California Law re “Ballistic Knives”
      • Penal Code 21510 PC – Possession of a Switchblade
      • Penal Code 217.1 PC – Assault on a Public Official
      • Penal Code 22210 PC – Leaded Canes & Batons – California Law
      • Penal Code 22410 PC – California Law re “Shurikens” and “Ninija Stars”
      • Penal Code 237 PC – Penalties for False Imprisonment in California
      • Penal Code 243(e)(1) PC – Domestic Battery – California Law
      • Penal Code 243b & 243c PC – Battery on a Peace or Police Officer
      • Penal Code 244 PC – Assault with Caustic Chemicals
      • Penal Code 24410 PC – California Law re “Cane Guns”
      • Penal Code 245(a)(4) PC – Assault by Means Likely to Produce Great Bodily Injury
      • Penal Code 245a2 PC – “Assault With a Firearm”
      • Penal Code 246.3 PC – Negligent Discharge of a Firearm
      • Penal Code 247.5 PC – Discharge of a Laser at an Aircraft
      • Penal Code 24710 – California Law re “Wallet Guns”
      • Penal Code 248 PC – Shining a Light at an Aircraft to Interfere with Operation
      • Penal Code 25610 PC – Conditions on Carrying a Firearm in a Motor Vehicle
      • Penal Code 26100 PC – Shooting From a Motor Vehicle – California Law
      • Penal Code 26350 PC – Open Carry of Unloaded Firearm
      • Penal Code 264.1 PC – Gang Rape (Acting in Concert)
      • Penal Code 266h PC – California Pimping Laws
      • Penal Code 273d PC – California Child Abuse Laws
      • Penal Code 273g PC – Lewdness or Intoxication in the Presence of a Child
      • Penal Code 278.5 PC – Deprivation of Custody – California Law
      • Penal Code 281 PC – California “Bigamy” Laws
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      • Penal Code 286 PC – California “Sodomy” Laws
      • Penal Code 288.1 Reports – Mental Evaluations of People Convicted of Sex Crimes
      • Penal Code 288.3 PC – Contacting a Minor to Commit a Felony
      • Penal Code 288.4 PC – Arranging a Meeting With a Minor For Lewd Purposes
      • Penal Code 288.7 PC – Sex with a Child Under 10
      • Penal Code 288b1 PC – Lewd Act with a Minor Child by Force or Fear
      • Penal Code 288b2 – Lewd Act by a Caretaker of a Dependent Person
      • Penal Code 289.6 PC – Sex with an Inmate
      • Penal Code 29805 PC – Firearm Possession After Misdemeanor Convictions
      • Penal Code 29810 PC – Relinquishment of Firearms by Convicted Persons
      • Penal Code 30210 PC – Bullets Containing an Explosive Agent
      • Penal Code 3056 PC – Awaiting Parole Revocation Hearings
      • Penal Code 30610 PC – Possession of a .50 BMG Rifle
      • Penal Code 311 PC – California Child Pornography Laws
      • Penal Code 311.11 PC – Possession of Child Pornography in California
      • Penal Code 332 PC – Obtaining Money by Gaming Fraud
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      • Penal Code 337 PC – Bookmaking, Pool-Selling & Wagering in California
      • Penal Code 347 PC – Poisoning Food, Drink, Medicine or Water in California
      • Penal Code 365.7 PC – Service Dog Fraud
      • Penal Code 374.3 PC – Illegal Dumping of Waste in California
      • Penal Code 381b PC – Possession of Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas)
      • Penal Code 399 PC – Failure to Control a Dangerous Dog or Animal
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      • Penal Code 402a PC – Sightseeing at the Scene of an Emergency
      • Penal Code 402b PC – Abandoning an Appliance without Removing its Door
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      • Penal Code 417.25 PC – Aiming or Pointing a Laser Scope or Pointer
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      • Penal Code 4550 PC – Rescuing a Prisoner
      • Penal Code 4573.5 PC – Bringing Contraband into a Jail or Prison
      • Penal Code 464 – Burglary of a Safe or Vault
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      • Penal Code 522 PC – Extortion of a Signature
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      • Penal Code 526 PC – Extortion by a Fake Court Order
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      • Penal Code 530.5(e) PC – Mail Theft – California Law
      • Penal Code 531 – Participating in a Fraudulent Conveyance
      • Penal Code 538d PC – Impersonating a Police Officer – California Law
      • Penal Code 548 PC – Insurance Fraud by Damaging or Abandoning Property
      • Penal Code 549 PC – Referring or Soliciting Auto Insurance Fraud Business
      • Penal Code 550 PC – Submitting Fraudulent Insurance Claims
      • Penal Code 551 PC – Unlawful Referral to an Auto Repair Dealer
      • Penal Code 587 PC – Damaging Railroad Tracks
      • Penal Code 591 PC – Damaging Phone, Electrical or Utility Lines
      • Penal Code 591.5 PC – Damaging a Communication Device with Intent to Prevent Help
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      • Penal Code 597.7 PC – Leaving an Animal in an Unattended Vehicle
      • Penal Code 602.1 PC – Obstructing a Public Business Establishment
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      • Penal Code 632 PC – California “Eavesdropping” Laws
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      • Penal Code 653.22 PC – Loitering for Prostitution
      • Penal Code 653b PC – Loitering at a School or Public Place Where Children Congregate
      • Penal Code 666.5 PC – Repeat Offenses of Auto Theft
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      • Penal Code 977 PC (Waiver of Defendant’s Presence for Misdemeanors)
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      • Penal Code § 22810 PC – Unlawful Use of Tear Gas in California
      • Penal Code § 266 PC – Enticing a Child to Prostitution
      • Penal Code § 288 PC – Lewd and Lascivious Acts with a Minor Child
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      • Penal Code 186.11 PC – California “Freeze and Seize” Law
      • Penal Code 25100 PC – Criminal Storage of a Firearm
      • Penal Code 30315 PC – Possession of Armor-Piercing Bullets
      • Penal Code 4502 PC – Weapons in California Penal Institutions
      • Penal Code 653f PC – Solicitation to Commit a Crime in California
    • California Vehicle Code – Legal Analysis of Crimes by Section Number
      • § 22350 VC – California’s “Basic Speed Law” Explained
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      • § 4461 CVC – Misuse of Handicap Placards or License Plates
      • § 4462.5 VC – Misuse of Vehicle Registration and License Documents
      • 10750 VC – Altering or Changing a Vehicle Identification Number
      • 13004 VC – Unlawful Use of a (Fake) ID Card in California
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      • Vehicle Code § 23104 VC – Reckless Driving Causing Injury
      • Vehicle Code § 23110 VC – Throwing an Object at a Motor Vehicle
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      • Vehicle Code § 23224 CVC – Alcohol in Vehicle by a Minor
      • Vehicle Code § 34506 VC – Failure to Comply with CHP Rules by a Commercial Vehicle
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      • Vehicle Code § 40509.5 VC – Hold on a Driver’s License (repealed as of 2023)
      • Vehicle Code § 5200 CVC – Display of License Plates
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      • Vehicle Code 10752 VC – Illegal Possession/Sale of a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
      • Vehicle Code 10802 VC – Tampering With a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
      • Vehicle Code 10803 VC – Buying or Possessing Vehicles with Tampered VINs
      • Vehicle Code 10852 VC – Tampering with a Motor Vehicle
      • Vehicle Code 10853 VC – Malicious Mischief to a Vehicle
      • Vehicle Code 12951 CVC – Failing to Present a Driver’s License
      • Vehicle Code 13004.1 VC – Manufacturing Counterfeit Identification Cards
      • Vehicle Code 13202.5 VC – Loss of Driving Privileges for Persons Under the Age of 21
      • Vehicle Code 13210 CVC – California Road Rage Laws
      • Vehicle Code 13365.2 VC – Suspension Following a Hold on Driver’s License
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      • Vehicle Code 14601.2(a) VC – Driving with a Suspended License Because of DUI
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      • Vehicle Code 14601.4 VC – Driving on a Suspended or Revoked License and Causing Injury
      • Vehicle Code 17707 VC – Parental Liability for a Minor Driving in California
      • Vehicle Code 20001 VC – Felony Hit & Run With Injury
      • Vehicle Code 21200 VC – Motor Vehicle Laws Applicable to Bicycle Riders
      • Vehicle Code 21209 VC – Driving on a Bike Lane
      • Vehicle Code 21464 VC – Defacing or Interfering with a Traffic Control Device
      • Vehicle Code 21651(a) VC – Crossing a Divided Highway
      • Vehicle Code 21651(b) VC – Driving on the Wrong Side of the Road
      • Vehicle Code 21655.5 VC – Carpool Lane Violations in California
      • Vehicle Code 21659 VC – Unsafe Driving on 3-lane Highway
      • Vehicle Code 21663 – Driving on the Sidewalk
      • Vehicle Code 21702 VC – Limits on Driving Hours for Bus and Truck Drivers in California
      • Vehicle Code 21709 VC – Driving Through a Safety Zone
      • Vehicle Code 21710 CVC – Coasting in Neutral in California
      • Vehicle Code 21712 VC – Unlawful Riding in a Vehicle
      • Vehicle Code 21751 VC – Passing Without Sufficient Clearance
      • Vehicle Code 21800 – 21804 CVC – Failure to Yield
      • Vehicle Code 21804 VC – Entering a Highway from an Alley or Driveway
      • Vehicle Code 21806 VC – Failure to Yield to an Emergency Vehicle
      • Vehicle Code 22100.5 VC – Illegal U-turns
      • Vehicle Code 22102 CVC – Illegal U-Turn in a Business District
      • Vehicle Code 22348 (b) VC – Driving Over 100 MPH on a Freeway
      • Vehicle Code 22354 – Speeding on the Freeway
      • Vehicle Code 22356 VC – Driving Over 70 Miles Per Hour on Freeway
      • Vehicle Code 22362 VC – Speeding in a Construction Zone
      • Vehicle Code 22400 VC – Minimum Speed Laws in California
      • Vehicle Code 22405 VC – Speeding on a Bridge or Tunnel
      • Vehicle Code 22406 CVC – Trucks Speeding Over 55 Miles Per Hour
      • Vehicle Code 22454a VC – Passing a Stopped School Bus with Flashing Red Signals in California
      • Vehicle Code 23103 VC – Reckless Driving – California Law
      • Vehicle Code 23105 VC – Reckless Driving Causing Serious Injury
      • Vehicle Code 23109 VC – “Speed Contest” – California Law
      • Vehicle Code 23124 VC – Cell Phone Tickets for Minors in California
      • Vehicle Code 23127 VC – Driving on Trails or Paths
      • Vehicle Code 23140 VC – Underage DUI with a BAC of 0.05 or Higher
      • Vehicle Code 23152(g) VC – DUI of Both Drugs & Alcohol
      • Vehicle Code 23222 CVC – Driving While Possessing an Open Container of Alcohol or Marijuana
      • Vehicle Code 23572 VC – DUI with a Child Under 14 in the Car
      • Vehicle Code 23578 VC – DUI Penalties for Excessive BAC or Test Refusal
      • Vehicle Code 23582 VC – Additional DUI Penalty for Excessive Speed & Reckless Driving
      • Vehicle Code 23612 VC – DUI Chemical Test Refusal Penalty
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      • Vehicle Code 26708 CVC – Window Tinting
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      • Vehicle Code § 22106 CVC – Unsafe Starting or Backing
      • Vehicle Code § 23152(b) VC – DUI Based on BAC .08% or Greater
      • Vehicle Code 21654 CVC – Slow Vehicles not Driving on the Right
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      • California Salary Laws – What Workers Need to Know
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      • Employee Travel Reimbursement Law in California
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      • Termination of Employment – When is an employer required to pay out final wages in California?
        • “Waiting Time Penalties” for “Unpaid Wages” After Termination in California
      • The “Administrative Exemption” in California Employment Law
      • Wage and Hour Class Action Lawsuits in California
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        • Bringing a Lawsuit for Unpaid Overtime in California
        • How to Bring a Lawsuit for Unpaid Wages in California
      • Work Day & Work Week – The Laws in California
      • Work Expense Reimbursement in California
      • Work-Off-The-Clock in California – Is Your Employer Stealing Your Time?
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    • How to Sue for Back Pay in California
    • Overview of California Workplace Leave Laws
      • “California FMLA” – A Worker’s Guide to Taking Medical Leave
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      • Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation Leave in California
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      • Bereavement Leave (Grievance Pay) in California
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      • Kin Care Leave in California – What Am I Entitled To?
      • Literacy Education Leave for California Employees
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      • The California New Parent Leave Act
    • Paternity Leave in California – A Primer for New Dads
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    • Promotion Discrimination – Wrongful Failure to Promote
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    • What are my rights against “workplace harassment” in California?
      • “Hostile Work Environment” Harassment in California
      • 7 Steps to respond to Employee Complaints of Harassment
      • California Sexual Harassment Law – A Guide for Victims
        • “Quid Pro Quo” Sexual Harassment – The Law in California
        • Workplace Bullying in California – How You Can Fight Back
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      • Sexual Harassment in Professional Relationships (California Civil Code 51.9)
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      • The Difference Between “Discrimination” and “Harassment”
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    • ¡Me mordió un gato en California! ¿Puedo presentar una demanda?
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    • ¿Cómo recuperar “daños compensatorios” en un caso de lesiones personales en California?
    • ¿Cuándo se puede presentar una demanda por víctimas de delitos?
    • ¿Puedes demandar por intoxicación alimentaria? Cómo presentar una demanda.
    • ¿Quién es responsable de los accidentes de Uber o Lyft en California?
    • ¿Resulté herido en el trabajo – Puedo demandar a mi empleador?
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    • “Equine Inherent Risk Law” & Horseback Riding Lawsuits
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    • “Ley de Riesgo Inherente Equino” y Demandas por Montar a Caballo
    • “Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress” – The Law in California
    • “Non-Delegable Duties” in California Personal Injury Cases
    • “Nuisancia Privada” en California – Cómo Iniciar una Demanda
    • “Premises Liability” California – How to Bring an Injury Lawsuit
    • “Private Nuisance” in California – How to Bring a Lawsuit
    • “Responsabilidad de los locales” California – Cómo presentar una demanda por lesiones
    • “Responsabilidad Stricta” en California – Los 2 Escenarios en los que se Aplica
    • “Strict Liability” in California – The 2 Scenarios Where It Applies
    • “Subrogación” en Reclamos de Lesiones Personales en California – Cómo Funciona
    • “Subrogation” in California Personal Injury Claims – How It Works
      • Entendiendo la Doctrina del Fondo Común
      • La Doctrina de “Integralidad” – Una guía legal de 5 minutos
      • The “Made Whole Doctrine” – A 5-Minute Legal Guide
      • Understanding the Common Fund Doctrine
    • “Wrongful Life” Lawsuit – What They Are and How to Bring a Claim
    • A Guide to Logging Accident Lawsuits
    • Abogado de Accidentes Automovilísticos de California – Obtenga el Máximo Acuerdo
    • Abogado de Accidentes de Bicicleta de California
    • Abogado de demanda por mordedura de perro en California – Litigante entrenado en Harvard
    • Accidente de construcción – Cómo presentar una demanda por lesiones
    • Accidentes de Patinete de Aves – Una Guía para Víctimas
    • Acción colectiva de California – Lo que necesita saber
    • Acta de Reclamaciones de California – Cómo demandar al gobierno
    • Acta de remedios legales para consumidores – Así es como funciona
    • Acuerdo de Indemnización por Accidente de Ascensor – Cómo Presentar una Reclamación
    • Amusement Park & Roller Coaster Accident Lawsuits
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      • ¿Cómo presentar un reclamo de seguro de auto en California?
      • ¿Qué es el seguro de automóvil de “Primera Parte”?
      • ¿Qué son el seguro de colisión y el seguro amplio de automóviles?
      • A Guide to “Med Pay” Insurance in California
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      • Guía de seguro “Med Pay” en California
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      • ¿Cuándo deben informarse los accidentes al DMV?
      • ¿Golpeado por un coche de policía? Haciendo una reclamación por muerte o lesión injusta
      • Abogado de Accidentes de Compartir Viajes en California
      • California Car Accident Laws – 15 Steps to Take After a Crash
      • Dangerous Road Conditions Lawsuits
      • Defective Tire Lawsuit – A Legal Guide for Injury Victims
      • Demanda contra conductores bajo la influencia de alcohol que causan accidentes en California.
      • Demanda por Accidente de Automóvil sin Conductor en California – Una Guía Legal
      • Demanda por Colisión de Frente – Determinar la Responsabilidad y los Daños
      • Demandar un Accidente de Camiones – Cómo Presentar una Reclamación por Daños
      • Demandas por Accidentes Causados por Escombros de Carretera
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      • Driverless Car Accident Lawsuit California – A Legal Guide
      • Guía Legal para Víctimas de Lesiones por Neumático Defectuoso
      • Guía legal sobre accidentes de motocicleta en California
      • Head-On Collision Lawsuit – Determining Fault & Damages
      • Hit by a police car? Making a wrongful death or injury claim
      • Lawsuit against DUI drivers who cause accidents in California
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      • Pedestrian Hit By Car in California – How to Bring a Lawsuit
      • Rear-End Collision Lawsuit – Fault and Damages
      • Reportable Collision – When must accidents be reported to DMV?
      • Ride Sharing Accident Lawyer in California
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      • ¿Cómo presentar una demanda por colapso de una terraza y un balcón?
      • ¿Cómo presentar una demanda por lesión en una piscina?
      • “Bed Bug Lawsuit” – When can I sue a hotel or landlord?
      • “Demanda por Chinches de Cama” – ¿Cuándo puedo demandar a un hotel o arrendador?
      • “Slip & Fall” Lawyer California – How to Bring a Lawsuit
      • A Guide to Cast-Iron Pipes Lawsuits
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      • Demanda por lesión en un restaurante – Cómo presentar una demanda
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      • Guía de Demandas por Tuberías de Hierro Fundido
      • How to Bring a Deck and Balcony Collapse Lawsuit
      • How to Bring a Swimming Pool Injury Lawsuit
      • Lawsuits for Falling Down Defective or Broken Stairs
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      • Stucco Damage Lawsuits – A Guide for Plaintiffs
      • Restaurant Injury Lawsuit – How to Bring a Claim
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      • Expiración de la prescripción de la acción para menores en casos de lesiones personales en California
      • Tolling the Statute of Limitations for Minors in California Personal Injury Cases
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      • “Survival Action” Claims in California – How It Works
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    • Cartas de Demanda en California – Cómo escribir una en un caso de lesión
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    • Demanda por Accidente de Andamios – Cómo Presentar una Reclamación
    • Demanda por Accidente de Bicicleta Eléctrica – Cómo Presentar una Reclamación
    • Demanda por Accidente de Patinete Eléctrico (Bird y Lime)
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    • Demandas por “Vida Indebida” – Qué son y Cómo Presentar una Demanda
    • Demandas por Accidente de Autobús (Un Abogado de Lesiones Personales Explica)
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    • Demandas por Accidentes en Parques Acuáticos y Toboganes Acuáticos
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    • Demandas por Agresión Sexual por Conductores de Uber o Lyft
    • Demandas por lesiones causadas por accidentes de grúa
    • Demandas por lesiones de equitación
    • Demandas por lesiones por barandilla
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      • ¿California requiere que un perro sea puesto en cuarentena después de que muerda a alguien?
      • ¿California tiene una regla de “una mordida” en casos de ataques de perros?
      • ¿Impone California responsabilidad objetiva en los casos de mordedura de perro?
      • ¿La póliza de seguro de propietario cubre las mordeduras de perro en California?
      • ¿Los médicos están obligados a informar de mordeduras de perros en California?
      • ¿Puedo presentar una demanda si otro perro muerde o ataca a mi perro?
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      • ¿Quién es responsable cuando un perro muerde a un paseador de perros?
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      • Are doctors obligated to report dog bites in California?
      • California Dog Bite Law – When is the owner responsible?
      • Can a “trespasser” bring a dog bite lawsuit in California?
      • Can I file a lawsuit if another dog bites or attacks my dog?
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      • Demandas por mordeduras de perro cuando el dueño no tiene seguro
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      • Does California require a dog to be quarantined after it bites someone?
      • Does Homeowner’s Insurance Cover Dog Bites In California?
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      • Dog Bite Settlements in California
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      • Is Euthanasia Required After A Dog Bite In California?
      • La “Regla del Veterinario” y la Ley de Mordeduras de Perros en California
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      • Penal Code 398 PC – Owner’s Responsibility After a Dog Bite
      • Settlements de Mordedura de Perro en California
      • The “Statute of Limitations” for a Dog Bite Lawsuit in California
      • What Money Damages Can a Dog Bite Victim Recover?
      • Who is liable when a dog bites a dog walker?
      • The “Veterinarian’s Rule” & Dog Bite Law in California
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      • ¿Accidente de patinete Lime? Cómo iniciar una demanda
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    • Good Samaritan Law in California – A Quick Legal Breakdown
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    • Guía para el registro de demandas por accidentes
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      • ¿Cómo obtener el pago de “facturas médicas” después de un accidente o lesión en California?
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      • Daños por Dolor y Sufrimiento en Demandas por Lesiones Personales
      • Getting “Car Repair Bills” Paid After a Car Accident
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      • How to Recover “Punitive Damages” in a California Personal Injury Case
      • How to Recover for “Lost Earning Capacity” in California
      • La Ley de “Pérdida de Consorcio” de California
      • Obtener los “Facturas de Reparación de Automóviles” Pagadas Después de un Accidente de Automóvil
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      • “Causación Proximada” en Reclamos de Lesiones Personales en California
      • “Negligence Per Se” in Personal Injury Cases
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      • “Proximate Causation” in California Personal Injury Claims
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      • Daños por “imprudencia” en casos de lesiones personales en California
      • Gross Negligence – A Legal Concept in California Personal Injury Law
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• Código de Negocios y Profesiones de California 4324 – Forjar o Alterar una Receta
• Código de puertos y navegación 655 HN – Leyes y presunciones legales
• Código de Salud y Seguridad § 11154 HS – Prescripción de una Sustancia Controlada Sin Tratamiento
• Código de Salud y Seguridad § 11156 HS – Prescripción de Sustancias Controladas a un Adicto
• Código de Salud y Seguridad § 11350(a) HS – Poseer una Sustancia Controlada en California
• Código de Salud y Seguridad § 11351 HS – Poseer para la Venta de Narcóticos
• Código de Salud y Seguridad § 11352 HS – Venta o Transporte de una Sustancia Controlada
• Código de Salud y Seguridad § 11357 HS – “Posesión de Marihuana” en California
• Código de Salud y Seguridad § 11358 HS – Leyes de Cultivo de Marihuana de California
• Código de Salud y Seguridad § 11359 HS – Poseer Marihuana para la Venta
• Código de Salud y Seguridad § 11361 HS – Vender o dar marihuana a un menor
• Código de Salud y Seguridad § 11363 HS – Cultivar Peyote en California
• Código de Salud y Seguridad § 11364 HS – Poseer Parafernalia de Drogas en California
• Código de Salud y Seguridad § 11366 HS – Operar o Mantener una Casa de Drogas
• Código de Salud y Seguridad § 11378 HS – Poseer Metanfetamina para la Venta
• Código de Salud y Seguridad § 11379 HS – Transporte o Venta de Metanfetamina
• Código de Salud y Seguridad § 11550 HS – Bajo la Influencia de una Sustancia Controlada – Ley de California
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 109575 HS – Fabricación de Sustancias Controladas Imitadas
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11153 HS – Fraude de Recetas por Profesionales Médicos
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11162.5 HS – Contrafabricación de un Blanco de Receta
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11173 HS – Usar Fraude para Obtener una Sustancia Controlada Recetada
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11357 (c) HS – Poseer Marihuana en los Terrenos Escolares
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11357.5 HS – Venta de Marihuana Sintética en California
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11362.3 HS – Delitos relacionados con la marihuana
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11365 HS – Auxiliar y Favorecer el Uso Ilegal de Sustancias Controladas
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11366.8 HS – Ocultar Drogas en un Compartimento Falso
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11368 HS – Forjar o Alterar una Receta
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11370.1 HS – Poseer una Sustancia Controlada Mientras Está Armado
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11370.9 HS – Lavado de Dinero de Drogas en California
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11375 HS – Sedantes y Benzodiazepinas
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11375.5 HSC – Venta de Estimulantes Sintéticos
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11379.6 HS – Fabricación de una Sustancia Controlada
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11383 HS – Poseer Materiales para Fabricar PCP
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 11383.5 HS – Poseer Materiales para Fabricar Metanfetamina
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 114087 HS – Etiquetado incorrecto de alimentos en California
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 120275 HS – Violar una Orden de Salud Pública o Cuarentena
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 12085 – Fabricación, posesión o transporte de explosivos
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 122335 HS – “Leyes de Amarrar Perros” en California
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 12702 HS – Proporcionar fuegos artificiales peligrosos a un menor
• Código de Salud y Seguridad 42400 HS – Control de la Contaminación del Aire – Ley de California
• Código de Salud y Seguridad de California – Delitos Comunes por Número de Sección
• Código de Salud y Seguridad de California 11370.4 HS – Mejoras de Delitos por Drogas
• Código de Seguro de Desempleo § 2101 UIC – Fraude de Seguro de Desempleo
• Código de Vehículo § 14610 VC – Uso Ilegal de una Licencia de Conducir
• Código de Vehículo § 16028 (a) VC – Prueba de Responsabilidad Financiera (Seguro)
• Código de Vehículo § 16056 VC – Cobertura Mínima de Seguro de Responsabilidad Automotriz
• Código de Vehículo § 20 VC – Declaraciones falsas al DMV o CHP
• Código de Vehículo § 21755 CVC – Adelantamiento Inseguro a la Derecha
• Código de Vehículo § 22108 VC – Fallo de Señalizar Antes de Girar o Cambiar Carriles
• Código de Vehículo § 23110 VC – Lanzar un objeto a un vehículo motorizado
• Código de Vehículo § 23550 VC – DUI de 4ª vez
• Código de Vehículo § 34506 VC – Incumplimiento de las Reglas de la Patrulla de Caminos de California por un Vehículo Comercial
• Código de Vehículo § 40509.5 VC – Retener una Licencia de Conducir (derogado a partir de 2023)
• Código de Vehículo § 40515 VC – Incumplimiento de comparecer en infracciones
• Código de Vehículo § 42002.1 VC – Incumplimiento de Detenerse y Presentarse para Inspección
• Código de Vehículo § 5201 CVC – Fijación de una Placa de Matrícula
• Código de Vehículo 10501 VC – Falsificación de informe de robo de automóvil – Ley de California
• Código de vehículo 10752 VC – Posesión/Venta ilegal de un número de identificación de vehículo (VIN)
• Código de vehículo 10802 VC – Alteración de un número de identificación de vehículo (VIN)
• Código de vehículo 10803 VC – Comprar o poseer vehículos con números de identificación de vehículo alterados.
• Código de Vehículo 10852 VC – Alteración de un Vehículo Motorizado
• Código de Vehículo 10853 VC – Maliciosa Mofa a un Vehículo
• Código de vehículo 12951 CVC – Incumplimiento de presentar una licencia de conducir
• Código de Vehículo 13004.1 VC – Fabricación de Tarjetas de Identificación Falsas
• Código de vehículo 13202.5 VC – Pérdida de privilegios de conducción para personas menores de 21 años
• Código de vehículo 13210 CVC – Leyes de la ira de la carretera de California
• Código de vehículo 13365.2 VC – Suspensión tras una retención de la licencia de conducir
• Código de Vehículo 14601 VC – Conducir con Licencia Suspendida
• Código de Vehículo 14601.2 (a) VC – Conducir con Licencia Suspendida Debido a DUI
• Código de Vehículo 14601.3 VC – Delincuente Habitual de Tráfico en California
• Código de Vehículo 14601.4 VC – Conducir con Licencia Suspendida o Revocada y Causar Lesión
• Código de vehículo 17707 VC – Responsabilidad de los padres por un menor que conduce en California
• Código de Vehículo 20001 VC – Fuga Felón con Lesión
• Código de Vehículo 21200 VC – Leyes de Vehículos Motorizados Aplicables a los Ciclistas
• Código de vehículo 21209 VC – Conducir en un carril de bicicletas
• Código de vehículo 21464 VC – Desfigurar o interferir con un dispositivo de control de tráfico
• Código de Vehículo 21651 (a) VC – Cruce de una Autopista Dividida
• Código de vehículo 21651 (b) VC – Conducir por el lado equivocado de la carretera
• Código de vehículo 21654 CVC – Vehículos lentos que no conducen a la derecha
• Código de vehículo 21655.5 VC – Violaciones de carril de carpool en California
• Código de vehículo 21659 VC – Conducción insegura en autopista de 3 carriles
• Código de vehículo 21663 – Conducir en la acera
• Código de vehículo 21702 VC – Límites de horas de conducción para conductores de autobuses y camiones en California
• Código de Vehículo 21709 VC – Conducir a través de una zona de seguridad
• Código de Vehículo 21710 CVC – Costeando en Neutral en California
• Código de vehículo 21712 VC – Montar ilegalmente en un vehículo
• Código de vehículo 21751 VC – Pasar sin suficiente espacio
• Código de vehículo 21800 – 21804 CVC – Fallo al ceder el paso
• Código de vehículo 21804 VC – Entrando a una autopista desde un callejón o entrada de garaje
• Código de vehículo 21806 VC – Incumplimiento de ceder el paso a un vehículo de emergencia
• Código de vehículo 22100.5 VC – Giros ilegales
• Código de vehículo 22102 CVC – Giro ilegal en un distrito comercial
• Código de vehículo 22348 (b) VC – Conducir a más de 100 mph en una autopista
• Código de Vehículo 22354 – Exceso de velocidad en la autopista
• Código de vehículo 22356 VC – Conducir a más de 70 millas por hora en autopista
• Código de vehículo 22362 VC – Exceso de velocidad en una zona de construcción
• Código de Vehículo 22400 VC – Leyes de Velocidad Mínima en California
• Código de vehículo 22405 VC – Exceso de velocidad en un puente o túnel
• Código de vehículo 22406 CVC – Camiones excediendo 55 millas por hora
• Código de vehículo 22454a VC – Pasar un autobús escolar detenido con señales rojas intermitentes en California
• Código de Vehículo 23103 VC – Conducción Temeraria – Ley de California
• Código de Vehículo 23105 VC – Conducción imprudente causando lesiones graves
• Código de Vehículo 23109 VC – “Concurso de Velocidad” – Ley de California
• Código de vehículo 23124 VC – Multas por teléfono celular para menores en California
• Código de vehículo 23127 VC – Conducir en senderos o caminos
• Código de vehículo 23140 VC – DUI menor de edad con una BAC de 0.05 o superior
• Código de vehículo 23152 (g) VC – DUI de drogas y alcohol
• Código de vehículo 23222 CVC – Conducir mientras posee un recipiente abierto de alcohol o marihuana
• Código de vehículo 23247 (e) VC – Violación del dispositivo de bloqueo de encendido
• Código de vehículo 23540 VC – Segunda ofensa DUI dentro de 10 años
• Código de Vehículo 23572 VC – DUI con un Niño Menor de 14 años en el Automóvil
• Código de vehículo 23578 VC – Penas por DUI por BAC excesivo o rechazo a la prueba
• Código de vehículo 23582 VC – Pena adicional por conducción bajo los efectos del alcohol y exceso de velocidad y conducción temeraria
• Código de Vehículo 23612 VC – Pena por Rechazo de Prueba Química de DUI
• Código de vehículo 24002 VC – Operar un vehículo inseguro
• Código de vehículo 24250 VC – Conducir sin luces de encendido
• Código de vehículo 24409 VC – Falla para atenuar los faros
• Código de vehículo 26708 CVC – Tinción de ventanas
• Código de vehículo 27360 VC – Asiento de auto y refuerzos
• Código de vehículo 27360.5 VC – Cinturones de seguridad para niños de 8 a 15 años.
• Código de vehículo 27400 CVC – Auriculares o audífonos mientras conduce
• Código de vehículo 27465b CVC – Violaciones de neumático liso en California
• Código de vehículo 27803 VC – Operar una motocicleta sin casco
• Código de Vehículo 2800.1 VC – Eludir a un Oficial de Policía en un Vehículo
• Código de Vehículo 2800.2 VC – Evasión Temeraria de Felonía
• Código de Vehículo 2800.3 VC – Eludir a un Oficial Causando Lesión o Muerte
• Código de vehículo 2800.4 VC – Eludir a un Oficial de Paz conduciendo en dirección contraria al tráfico.
• Código de vehículo 31 VC – Declaraciones / Información falsas a un oficial de policía
• Código de vehículo 35400 CV – Vehículo con longitud excesiva en California
• Código de vehículo 4000a1 VC – Registro de vehículos de California
• Código de Vehículo 40508 un VC – Incumplimiento de comparecer ante el tribunal por una citación de tráfico.
• Código de Vehículo 40801 VC – Ley de California sobre “Trampas de Velocidad”
• Código de vehículo 42002.5 VC – Alteración del vehículo de una persona discapacitada
• Código de vehículo 4463 VC – Fraude de registro de vehículos – Ley de California
• Código de Vehículos § 10801 VC – Operar un “Chop Shop” – Ley de California
• Código de Vehículos § 10851 a VC – Conducir o Tomar un Vehículo sin Consentimiento
• Código de Vehículos § 12500 (a) VC – “Manejar sin licencia” en California
• Código de Vehículos § 14601.1 (a) VC – Conducir con Licencia Suspendida
• Código de Vehículos § 14601.5 VC – Conducir con Licencia Suspendida por Negativa o Alto BAC
• Código de Vehículos § 20002a VC – Delito Menor de Fuga en California
• Código de Vehículos § 21200.5 VC – Ciclismo bajo la influencia
• Código de Vehículos § 21453 CVC – Pasar una Luz Roja
• Código de Vehículos § 21460 VC – Cruce de Líneas Amarillas Dobles – Ley de California
• Código de Vehículos § 21650 CVC – Violaciones de la Línea de la Derecha en California
• Código de Vehículos § 21658 CVC – Tejer carriles y abarcar carriles
• Código de Vehículos § 21703 VC – Siguiendo demasiado de cerca (cola)
• Código de Vehículos § 21801 CVC – Incumplimiento de Ceder el Paso al Realizar un Giro a la Izquierda o una Vuelta en U
• Código de Vehículos § 21954 CVC – Peatones Fuera de las Pasarelas
• Código de Vehículos § 22100 VC – Girando en las vías – Ley de California
• Código de Vehículos § 22106 CVC – Arranque o Retroceso Inseguro
• Código de Vehículos § 22107 CVC – Cambios de Carril Inseguros – Ley de California
• Código de Vehículos § 22109 CVC – Detenerse de Repente Sin Señalizar – Ley de California
• Código de Vehículos § 22349 a VC – Exceso de velocidad superior a 65 MPH
• Código de Vehículos § 22349 b VC – Exceso de velocidad en carreteras de dos carriles sin división
• Código de Vehículos § 22450 CVC – Pasar una Señal de Detención en California
• Código de Vehículos § 22500 CVC – Estacionamiento, Detención o Estacionamiento Impropio
• Código de Vehículos § 23104 VC – Conducción imprudente causando lesiones
• Código de Vehículos § 23152 (b) VC – DUI basado en BAC de .08% o mayor
• Código de Vehículos § 23153 VC – “Conducta imprudente bajo la influencia de alcohol causando lesiones” – Ley de California
• Código de Vehículos § 23221 VC – Beber Alcohol o Fumar Marihuana en un Vehículo Motorizado
• Código de Vehículos § 23224 CVC – Alcohol en el Vehículo por un Menor
• Código de Vehículos § 2800 CVC – Desobedecer a un Oficial de Paz
• Código de Vehículos § 35551a VC – Violaciones de Vehículos Sobrepeso en California
• Código de Vehículos § 38300 CVC – Desobedecer una Señal, Señal o Dispositivo de Control de Tráfico
• Código de Vehículos § 5200 CVC – Exhibición de Placas de Matrícula
• Código de Vehículos § 5204 CVC – Etiquetas de Registro en Placas Traseras
• Código de Vehículos de California – Análisis Legal de Delitos por Número de Sección
• Código de Vehículos de California § 21750-21759 sobre Adelantamiento y Pasar
• Código de Vehículos de California § 22352 CVC – Límites de Velocidad Prima Facie
• Código de Vehículos de California § 2814.2 VC – Inspecciones de Puestos de Control de Sobriedad
• Código de Vehículos de California 14603 VC – Disposiciones de Licencia Restringida
• Código de Vehículos de California 21461a VC – Desobedecer Señales de Tráfico
• Código de Vehículos de California 23152 (c) VC – Manejar bajo la influencia de drogas
• Código de Vehículos de California 40302 CVC – Arrestos por Violaciones de Tráfico
• Código Penal “Movimientos 995” en California
• Código Penal § 1018 – Movimiento para Retirar una Declaración en California
• Código Penal § 1050 PC – Movimiento para Continuar un Caso Penal
• Código Penal § 11418 PC – Armas de Destrucción Masiva – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 115 PC – Presentación de un Documento Falso en California
• Código Penal § 1170 PC – Sentencia de delito en California
• Código Penal § 118 PC – Ley de California de “Perjurio”
• Código Penal § 1181 PC – Movimiento para un Nuevo Juicio
• Código Penal § 12020 PC – Poseer ciertas armas y explosivos
• Código Penal § 12022.1 PC – Cometiendo un delito grave mientras está en fianza o liberación bajo fianza.
• Código Penal § 12022.5 PC – Uso Personal de un Arma de Fuego Durante la Comisión de un Delito
• Código Penal § 12022.53 PC – Ley “10-20-Vida” de California
• Código Penal § 12022.7 PC – “Gran Lesión Corporal”
• Código Penal § 1203.2 PC – Reglas para Violaciones de Libertad Condicional en California
• Código Penal § 132 PC – Ofreciendo Pruebas Falsas – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 1320 PC y § 1320.5 PC – Incumplimiento de comparecer ante el tribunal
• Código Penal § 136.1 PC – Disuadir o Intimidar a un Testigo
• Código Penal § 1368 PC – Competencia Mental para el Juicio en California
• Código Penal § 137 PC – Soborno de un Testigo en California
• Código Penal § 1382 PC – Derechos de Juicio Rápido y Motivos para Desestimación
• Código Penal § 1385 PC – Dismisión de cargos y agravantes
• Código Penal § 141 PC – Plantar o Alterar Evidencia en California
• Código Penal § 1473.7 PC – Moción para Anular Sentencia
• Código Penal § 148 PC – “Leyes de Resistencia a la Detención” en California
• Código Penal § 148.3 PC – Hacer un informe falso de una emergencia
• Código Penal § 148.9 PC – Proporcionar Identificación Falsa a un Oficial de Policía
• Código Penal § 165 PC – Soborno por o de Supervisores del Condado o Corporaciones Públicas en California
• Código Penal § 171.5 PC – Armas en los aeropuertos de California
• Código Penal § 171.7 PC – Armas en instalaciones públicas de transporte de California
• Código Penal § 171b PC – Posesión no autorizada de armas en edificios públicos y reuniones
• Código Penal § 17235 PC – Definición Legal de un “Cuchillo de Palanca” en California
• Código Penal § 17500 PC – Poseer un Arma Letal con Intención de Agredir
• Código Penal § 186.10 PC – Lavado de Dinero – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 186.22 PC – Actividades de Pandillas Criminales – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 187 PC – “Asesinato” – Ley y Penas de California
• Código Penal § 189 PC – Grados de Asesinato – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 193 PC – Castigo por Homicidio Culposo
• Código Penal § 195 PC – Definición de Homicidio Excusable
• Código Penal § 20170 PC – Armas Imitación – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 203 PC – El delito de “Mayhem” en la ley de California
• Código Penal § 20510 PC – “Espadas de Cane” – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 20910 PC – Navajas de escritura – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 210 PC – Extorsión fingiendo ser un secuestrador
• Código Penal § 211 PC – Leyes de “Robo” de California
• Código Penal § 212 PC – Definición de “Miedo” en Delito de Robo
• Código Penal § 212.5 PC – Definición de Robo de Primer Grado
• Código Penal § 215 PC – Robo de Vehículo con Violencia – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 21810 PC – Poseer “Puños de Latón” – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 220 PC – Agresión con la Intención de Comete un Delito Grave
• Código Penal § 22010 PC – Ley de California sobre Nunchakus (“Nunchuks”)
• Código Penal § 22610 PC – ¿Los tasers son legales en California?
• Código Penal § 22810 PC – Uso Ilegal de Gas Lacrimógeno en California
• Código Penal § 236 PC – “Privación Ilegal de Libertad” – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 236.1 PC – Trata de Personas – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 240 PC – Ley de Asalto de California
• Código Penal § 241 PC – Agresión a un Oficial de Policía – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 243 (d) PC – Batería Agravada Causando Lesión Grave a la Integridad Física
• Código Penal § 243 PC – Penas por el delito de “Batería” de California
• Código Penal § 243.1 PC – Agresión a un Oficial de Custodia
• Código Penal § 243.4 PC – Ley de California sobre Agresión Sexual (Agresión)
• Código Penal § 245 (a) (1) PC – Asalto con un arma mortal
• Código Penal § 245.6 PC – Leyes de Acoso de California
• Código Penal § 246 PC – Disparar a una Vivienda Habitable o Vehículo Ocupado
• Código Penal § 25400 PC – Portar un Arma Oculta – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 25850 PC – Portar un Arma de Fuego Cargada – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 261 PC – “Violación” – Leyes y Penas de California
• Código Penal § 262 PC – “Leyes de Violación Conyugal” en California
• Código Penal § 26500 PC – Venta sin Licencia de Armas de Fuego en California
• Código Penal § 266 PC – Incitar a un niño a la prostitución
• Código Penal § 266i PC – Cargos de Promoción de la Prostitución en California
• Código Penal § 269 PC – Agravación de Asalto Sexual a un Niño
• Código Penal § 270 PC – Leyes de Negligencia Infantil de California
• Código Penal § 270.1 – Incumplimiento de Supervisar la Asistencia Escolar del Niño
• Código Penal § 273.5 PC – Lesiones Corporales a Cónyuge o Cohabitante
• Código Penal § 273.6 PC – Violar una Orden de Restricción o Orden de Protección en California
• Código Penal § 273a (a) PC – Peligro para un Menor – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 278 PC – Ley de “Secuestro de Menores” de California
• Código Penal § 285 PC – Leyes de Incesto de California
• Código Penal § 287 PC – Copulación Oral con un Menor
• Código Penal § 288 (i) PC – Acto lascivo con un menor de edad, daño corporal infligido
• Código Penal § 288 PC – Actos Lascivos y Libidinosos con un Menor de Edad
• Código Penal § 288.2 PC – Enviar material nocivo para seducir a un menor
• Código Penal § 288.5 PC – Abuso Sexual Continuo de un Niño
• Código Penal § 289 PC – Penetración Sexual Forzada con un Objeto Extranjero
• Código Penal § 290 PC – Incumplimiento de registrarse como delincuente sexual en California
• Código Penal § 29800 (a) (1) PC – Delincuente en posesión de un arma de fuego – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 303 PC – Merodear para Solicitar la Compra de Alcohol
• Código Penal § 30305 (a) (1) PC – Delincuente en posesión de municiones
• Código Penal § 30600 PC – Armas de Asalto y Rifles en California
• Código Penal § 30605 PC – Poseer un Arma de Asalto – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 31 – Leyes de California de Ayuda y Promoción
• Código Penal § 311.2 PC – Producción, Distribución o Exhibición de Material Obsceno
• Código Penal § 311.4 PC – Emplear a Niños para Vender o Distribuir Pornografía
• Código Penal § 32 PC – Cómplice Después del Hecho – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 32310 PC – Revistas de Gran Capacidad – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 330 PC – Juego ilegal en California
• Código Penal § 368 PC – Leyes Penales de California sobre “Abuso a Ancianos”
• Código Penal § 373a PC – Molestia Pública después de un Aviso de Abatement
• Código Penal § 403 PC – Disturbar una Reunión Pública – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 404 PC – Leyes de disturbios de California
• Código Penal § 404.6 PC – Incitar una revuelta – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 405a PC – Tomar a una Persona de Custodia por una Multitud
• Código Penal § 415 PC – Alteración de la Paz – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 415.5 PC – Delitos cometidos en escuelas, colegios, universidades
• Código Penal § 416 PC – “Incumplimiento de Dispersión” – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 417 PC – Exhibición de un Arma o Arma de Fuego
• Código Penal § 422 PC – Amenazas Criminales – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 422.55 PC – La Definición de un “Delito de Odio” en California
• Código Penal § 422.75 PC – “Penalización por Delito de Odio” para los Delitos Graves
• Código Penal § 4573 PC – Introducción de Drogas en una Prisión o Cárcel
• Código Penal § 459 PC – Leyes de robo en California
• Código Penal § 459.5 PC – Leyes y Penas de “Robo de Tiendas” de California
• Código Penal § 460 PC – Robo Residencial de Primer Grado en California
• Código Penal § 463 PC – Leyes de “Saqueo” de California
• Código Penal § 466 PC – Poseer Herramientas de Hurto – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 469 PC – Duplicación de una llave para un edificio del Estado de California
• Código Penal § 470 PC – Leyes de “Falsificación” de California
• Código Penal § 472 PC – Fabricación, Contrafacción o Poseer un Sello Público Falsificado
• Código Penal § 475 PC – Poseer Artículos Falsificados
• Código Penal § 484 PC – Hurto Menor – Ley y Penas de California
• Código Penal § 487 PC – “Gran Robo” – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 488 PC – Definición de “Robo Menor” en California
• Código Penal § 496 PC – Recibir Propiedad Robada – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 496d PC – Comprar o Recibir un Vehículo Robado
• Código Penal § 503 PC – Leyes de “Apropiación Indebida” de California
• Código Penal § 518 PC – Leyes y Penas de “Extorsión” de California
• Código Penal § 594 PC – Ley y Penas de “Vandalismo” de California
• Código Penal § 597 PC – Leyes de “Maltrato Animal” y Crueldad de California
• Código Penal § 602 PC – Leyes de Trespaso de California
• Código Penal § 626.10 PC – Armas en los terrenos de las escuelas de California
• Código Penal § 647 (b) PC – Leyes de Prostitución y Solicitud de California
• Código Penal § 647 (i) PC – Merodear mientras acecha (merodear)
• Código Penal § 647.6 PC – Molestar o molestar a un niño menor de 18 años
• Código Penal § 647a PC – Conducta lasciva en público
• Código Penal § 653.23 (a) (1) PC – Supervisar o ayudar a una prostituta
• Código Penal § 653m PC – Llamadas Telefónicas Molestas
• Código Penal § 654 PC – Prohibición de Múltiples Sanciones por el Mismo Acto en California
• Código Penal § 664 PC – “Delitos Intentados” en California
• Código Penal § 666 PC – Hurto Menor con Ciertas Condenas Anteriores
• Código Penal § 667.61 PC – La Ley “One Strike” de California
• Código Penal § 67 PC – Soborno de Oficial Ejecutivo en California
• Código Penal § 68 PC – Cohecho por un Oficial Ejecutivo en California
• Código Penal § 69 PC – Resistiendo a un Oficial Ejecutivo – Ley de California
• Código Penal § 71 PC – Amenazando a empleados públicos, funcionarios públicos, empleados o funcionarios escolares
• Código Penal § 76 PC – Amenazando a Funcionarios Públicos
• Código Penal § 800 PC – Plazo de prescripción para delitos con penas de 8 años o más de prisión
• Código Penal § 825 PC – Audiencias y Visitas de Abogados para Detenidos
• Código Penal § 830.3 PC – Investigadores e Inspectores como Oficiales de Paz
• Código Penal § 832 PC – Curso de Entrenamiento para Oficiales de Paz
• Código Penal § 85 PC – Soborno de un Legislador en California
• Código Penal § 851.8 PC – Certificado de Inocencia Factual en California
• Código Penal § 853.6 PC – Citaciones en casos de delitos menores en California
• Código Penal § 853.7 PC – Violar una promesa escrita de comparecer ante el tribunal
• Código Penal § 86 PC – Legislador Solicitando o Tomando un Soborno en California
• Código Penal § 92 PC – Soborno de Jueces o Jurados en California
• Código Penal § 93 PC – Jueces o Jurados Solicitando o Tomando un Soborno en California
• Código Penal § 95 PC – Intento Impropero de Influenciar a un Jurado, Árbitro o Árbitro
• Código Penal 1170.9 PC – Tratamiento en lugar de prisión para veteranos de California
• Código Penal 12022.2 PC – Poseer munición diseñada para penetrar metal o armadura.
• Código Penal 12022.3 PC – Uso de un arma de fuego en la comisión de un delito sexual
• Código Penal 12022.4 PC – Auxiliar o ayudar a un delito con un arma de fuego
• Código Penal 12022.55 PC – Aumento de la Sentencia por Disparar desde un Vehículo en California
• Código Penal 1203.4a PC – Expungimiento de Infracciones y Delitos Menores No Probatorios
• Código Penal 1214 PC – Recaudación de Fondos de Restitución
• Código Penal 138 PC – Testigo Recibiendo un Soborno en California
• Código Penal 148 g PC – Grabación de un Oficial de Paz
• Código Penal 148.4 PC – Falsa Alarma de Incendio o Falsa Denuncia de un Incendio – Ley de California
• Código Penal 148.5 PC – Hacer un falso informe policial en California
• Código Penal 149 PC – Golpear o agredir ilegalmente por un funcionario público
• Código Penal 152 PC – “Ocultar una Muerte Accidental”
• Código Penal 154 PC – Transmisión Fraudulenta – Ley de California
• Código Penal 155 PC – Transmisión fraudulenta por un deudor de juicio
• Código Penal 16520 PC – Definición de un “Arma de Fuego” en California
• Código Penal 169 PC – Piqueteo fuera de un tribunal
• Código Penal 186.11 PC – Ley de “Congelar y Decomisar” de California
• Código Penal 18710 PC – Poseer Dispositivos o Explosivos Destructivos
• Código Penal 18715 PC – Poseer Explosivos en Público o Privado
• Código Penal 18720 PC – Poseer Materiales de “Dispositivo Destructivo”
• Código Penal 18740 PC – Explosivos con la intención de herir o intimidar
• Código Penal 19 PC – Penas por delitos menores en California
• Código Penal 192 PC – Homicidio Voluntario – Ley de California
• Código Penal 193.8 (a) PC – Entregar un Vehículo Motorizado a un Menor
• Código Penal 196 PC – Homicidio Justificable por la Policía
• Código Penal 197 PC – Matar Justificable en Defensa Propia
• Código Penal 20310 PC – Ley de California sobre “Cuchillos de Medidor de Aire”
• Código Penal 20410 PC – Cuchillos de Hebilla de Cinturón – Ley de California
• Código Penal 205 PC – Mayhem Agravado – Ley de California
• Código Penal 206 PC – El delito de “Tortura” en California
• Código Penal 20610 PC – Ley de California con respecto a “Cuchillos de Estuche de Labial”
• Código Penal 207 PC – Leyes de Secuestro de California
• Código Penal 20710 PC – Ley de California con respecto a un “Shobi-Zue”
• Código Penal 208 – Secuestro de un Menor de 14 Años
• Código Penal 209.5 PC – Secuestro durante un carjacking
• Código Penal 21110 PC – Ley de California sobre “Cuchillos Balísticos”
• Código Penal 213 PC – Castigo por Robo en California
• Código Penal 21510 PC – Poseer una navaja automática
• Código Penal 217.1 PC – Asalto a un Funcionario Público
• Código Penal 22210 PC – Bastones y Bastones con Plomo – Ley de California
• Código Penal 22410 PC – Ley de California sobre “Shurikens” y “Estrellas Ninjas”
• Código Penal 22910 PC – Desfigurar un arma de gas lacrimógeno
• Código Penal 237 PC – Penas por encarcelamiento falso en California
• Código Penal 241.6 PC – Agresión a un empleado escolar
• Código Penal 243 (e) (1) PC – Batería Doméstica – Ley de California
• Código Penal 243b y 243c PC – Agresión a un Oficial de Paz o Policía
• Código Penal 243c2 PC – Agresión a un Oficial de Paz
• Código Penal 244 PC – Asalto con productos químicos cáusticos
• Código Penal 24410 PC – Ley de California sobre “Cane Guns”
• Código Penal 245 (a) (4) PC – Agresión con medios que pueden producir una gran lesión corporal
• Código Penal 245a2 PC – “Asalto con un arma de fuego”
• Código Penal 246.3 PC – Descarga Negligente de un Arma de Fuego
• Código Penal 247.5 PC – Descarga de un láser en un avión
• Código Penal 24710 – Ley de California sobre “Armas de Billetera”
• Código Penal 248 PC – Iluminar un avión para interferir con su operación
• Código Penal 25100 PC – Almacenamiento Criminal de un Arma de Fuego
• Código Penal 25610 PC – Condiciones para llevar un arma de fuego en un vehículo motorizado
• Código Penal 26100 PC – Disparar desde un vehículo motorizado – Ley de California
• Código Penal 26350 PC – Portación Abierta de Arma de Fuego Descargada
• Código Penal 264 PC – Castigo por “Violación” en California
• Código Penal 264.1 PC – Violación en grupo (Actuando en Concierto)
• Código Penal 266h PC – Leyes de proxenetismo de California
• Código Penal 273d PC – Leyes de Abuso Infantil de California
• Código Penal 273g PC – Obscenidad o Intoxicación en la Presencia de un Niño
• Código Penal 278.5 PC – Privación de Custodia – Ley de California
• Código Penal 281 PC – Leyes de “Bigamia” de California
• Código Penal 284 PC – Casarse con el Esposo o Esposa de Otro
• Código Penal 286 PC – Leyes de “Sodomía” de California
• Código Penal 288.3 PC – Contactar a un Menor para Cometer un Delito Grave
• Código Penal 288.4 PC – Organizar una Reunión con un Menor con Fines Lascivos
• Código Penal 288.7 PC – Sexo con un niño menor de 10 años
• Código Penal 288b1 PC – Acto lascivo con un menor de edad por la fuerza o el miedo
• Código Penal 288b2 – Acto lascivo por parte de un cuidador de una persona dependiente
• Código Penal 289.6 PC – Sexo con un recluso
• Código Penal 29805 PC – Poseer un arma de fuego después de ser condenado por un delito menor
• Código Penal 29810 PC – Renuncia de Armas de Fuego por Personas Condenadas
• Código Penal 29820 PC – Poseer un arma de fuego por parte de ex delincuentes juveniles
• Código Penal 30210 PC – Balas que contienen un agente explosivo
• Código Penal 30315 PC – Poseer Balas Perforantes de Blindaje
• Código Penal 3056 PC – Esperando Audiencias de Revocación de Libertad Condicional
• Código Penal 30610 PC – Poseer un rifle .50 BMG
• Código Penal 311 PC – Leyes de Pornografía Infantil de California
• Código Penal 311.11 PC – Poseer Pornografía Infantil en California
• Código Penal 332 PC – Obtención de Dinero por Fraude de Juego
• Código Penal 33410 PC – Poseer un Silenciador – Ley de California
• Código Penal 337 PC – Apuestas, Venta de Piscinas y Apuestas en California
• Código Penal 347 PC – Envenenamiento de Alimentos, Bebidas, Medicamentos o Agua en California
• Código Penal 365.7 PC – Fraude de Perro de Servicio
• Código Penal 374.3 PC – Desecho Ilegal de Residuos en California
• Código Penal 381b PC – Poseer Óxido Nitroso (Gas de la Risa)
• Código Penal 399 PC – Incumplimiento de Controlar un Perro o Animal Peligroso
• Código Penal 399.5 PC – Poseer perros entrenados para pelear, atacar o matar en California
• Código Penal 401 PC – Suicidio Asistido – Ley de California
• Código Penal 402a PC – Turismo en la escena de una emergencia
• Código Penal 402b PC – Abandonar un electrodoméstico sin retirar su puerta
• Código Penal 407 y 408 PC – Reunión Ilegal en California
• Código Penal 409.5 PC – Entrada no autorizada en un área de emergencia cerrada
• Código Penal 417.25 PC – Apuntar o Apuntar con una Mira Láser o Puntero
• Código Penal 417.4 PC – Desenfundar un Arma de Imitación en California
• Código Penal 417.6 PC – Amenazando con un arma de fuego, infligiendo lesiones graves
• Código Penal 422.6 PC – Cometiendo un Delito de Odio en California
• Código Penal 422.7 PC – “Delito de Odio” Penas por Delitos Menores en California
• Código Penal 424 PC – Malversación de Fondos Públicos en California
• Código Penal 4502 PC – Armas en Instituciones Penales de California
• Código Penal 451 PC – Leyes de “Incendio” de California
• Código Penal 452 PC – § Causar ilegalmente un incendio (Quemar imprudentemente)
• Código Penal 4550 PC – Rescatar a un Prisionero
• Código Penal 4570 PC – Comunicación Ilegal con un Recluso
• Código Penal 4573.5 PC – Introducción de Contrabando en una Prisión o Cárcel
• Código Penal 464 – Hurto de una Caja Fuerte o Bóveda
• Código Penal 470a PC – Forjar o falsificar una licencia de conducir
• Código Penal 473 PC – Castigo por falsificación en California
• Código Penal 476 PC – Leyes de “Fraude de Cheques” de California
• Código Penal 484e PC – Robo de información de tarjeta de crédito – Ley de California
• Código Penal 484f PC – Forjar información de tarjeta de crédito
• Código Penal 484g PC – Uso fraudulento de una tarjeta de crédito
• Código Penal 484h PC – Fraude de tarjeta de crédito de minorista en California
• Código Penal 484i PC – Contrafabricación de Tarjetas de Crédito
• Código Penal 484j PC – Publicación de Información de Tarjeta de Crédito
• Código Penal 499b PC – Toma Ilegal de una Bicicleta o Embarcación
• Código Penal 499c PC – Robo de Secretos Comerciales
• Código Penal 502 PC – Acceso no autorizado a computadoras y fraude
• Código Penal 504 PC – Apropiación Indebida por un Funcionario Público
• Código Penal 519 PC – “Miedo” para el delito de extorsión en California
• Código Penal 522 PC – Extorsión de una Firma
• Código Penal 523 PC – Extorsión por Carta Amenazante
• Código Penal 526 PC – Extorsión mediante un falso decreto judicial
• Código Penal 527 PC – Publicación y Venta de Órdenes Judiciales Falsas
• Código Penal 529 PC – “Impostura Falsa” – Ley de California
• Código Penal 529.5 PC – Poseer, vender o fabricar identificaciones falsas emitidas por el gobierno.
• Código Penal 530.5 (e) PC – Robo de Correo – Ley de California
• Código Penal 531 – Participar en una Transmisión Fraudulenta
• Código Penal 538d PC – Impersonar a un Oficial de Policía – Ley de California
• Código Penal 548 PC – Fraude de Seguros por Daño o Abandono de Propiedad
• Código Penal 549 PC – Referenciar o Solicitar Negocios de Fraude de Seguros de Automóvil
• Código Penal 550 PC – Presentación de Reclamaciones de Seguros Fraudulentas
• Código Penal 551 PC – Referencia Ilegal a un Concesionario de Reparación de Automóviles
• Código Penal 587 PC – Dañar Vías Ferroviarias
• Código Penal 591 PC – Dañar líneas telefónicas, eléctricas o de servicios públicos
• Código Penal 591.5 PC – Dañar un dispositivo de comunicación con la intención de evitar ayuda
• Código Penal 597 b PC – “Leyes de Peleas de Gallos” en California
• Código Penal 597.5 PC – Leyes de “Peleas de Perros” de California
• Código Penal 597.7 PC – Dejar un animal en un vehículo sin vigilancia
• Código Penal 602.1 PC – Obstrucción de un Establecimiento de Negocios Público
• Código Penal 602.5 PC – Definición, Penas y Defensas
• Código Penal 602.9 PC – Alquiler de propiedad residencial sin el consentimiento del propietario
• Código Penal 626.9 PC – La Ley de Zonas Escolares Libres de Armas de California
• Código Penal 632 PC – Leyes de “Escuchas” de California
• Código Penal 641.3 PC – Cohecho Comercial – Ley de California
• Código Penal 646.9 PC – Leyes de Acoso de California
• Código Penal 647(c) PC – ¿Es ilegal el mendicidad en California?
• Código Penal 647e PC – Ocupación Ilegal – Ley de California
• Código Penal 647h PC – Merodear para cometer un delito
• Código Penal 647j PC – Invasión Criminal de la Privacidad en California
• Código Penal 648 PC – Emisión o Circulación de Dinero en Efectivo
• Código Penal 653.22 PC – Merodear para la Prostitución
• Código Penal 653b PC – Merodear en una Escuela o Lugar Público donde los Niños se Reúnen
• Código Penal 653f PC – Solicitación para cometer un delito en California
• Código Penal 666.5 PC – Reincidencia en el Hurto de Automóviles
• Código Penal 667.71 – Ley de California “Delincuente Sexual Habitual”
• Código Penal 801 PC – Plazo de prescripción para delitos graves
• Código Penal 801.1 – Plazo de prescripción para delitos sexuales específicos
• Código Penal 802 PC – Plazo de prescripción para delitos menores
• Código Penal 804 PC – El comienzo de la acusación
• Código Penal 835 PC – Uso de la Restricción por Parte de la Policía Durante las Detenciones
• Código Penal 977 PC (Renuncia de la presencia del acusado por delitos menores)
• Código Penal 991 – Moción para desestimar un delito menor en California
• Código Penal de California § 1203 PC – Libertad Condicional
• Código Penal de California § 134 PC – Preparación de Evidencia Falsa
• Código Penal de California § 18.5 PC – Sentencia por delito menor
• Código Penal de California § 198.5 PC – La “Doctrina del Castillo”
• Código Penal de California § 222 PC – Administrar drogas para cometer un delito grave
• Código Penal de California § 243.6 PC – Agresión a un empleado escolar
• Código Penal de California § 244.5 PC – Asalto con un arma de choque
• Código Penal de California § 245c – Agresión con un arma mortal a un oficial de policía
• Código Penal de California § 25800 PC – Acción Criminal Armada
• Código Penal de California § 29900 PC – Delincuentes Violentos con Armas de Fuego
• Código Penal de California § 37 PC – “Traición” Leyes y Penas
• Código Penal de California § 405 PC – Penas por Motín
• Código Penal de California § 409 PC – Incumplimiento de dispersarse en la escena de una manifestación
• Código Penal de California § 4573.6 PC – Poseer drogas en prisión o cárcel
• Código Penal de California § 4852 PC – Procedimientos de Indulto
• Código Penal de California § 490.2 PC – Definición de Hurto Menor
• Código Penal de California § 647 PC – Delitos de Conducta Disordenada
• Código Penal de California § 653x PC – Llamar al 911 para acosar
• Código Penal de California § 851.91 PC – Sellado de registros de arresto sin condena
• Código Penal de California 1001.80 – Cómo funciona el programa
• Código Penal de California 13700 PC – Definiciones de Violencia Doméstica
• Código Penal de California 13730 PC – Informes policiales de violencia doméstica
• Código Penal de California 153 PC – Componer un Crimen
• Código Penal de California 1531 PC – Entrada Forzada por la Policía
• Código Penal de California 16470 PC – Dirks y Daggers
• Código Penal de California 166.5 PC – Suspensión de los Procedimientos de Manutención de Menores
• Código Penal de California 186 PC – Profiteo Criminal
• Código Penal de California 191 PC – Traición Menor
• Código Penal de California 198 PC – Asesinatos en defensa propia
• Código Penal de California 214 PC – Robo de tren
• Código Penal de California 218 PC – Desmantelamiento de Trenes
• Código Penal de California 23515 PC – Delitos que involucran el uso violento de un arma de fuego
• Código Penal de California 23900 PC – Alterar la información de identificación de un arma de fuego
• Código Penal de California 247 (a) PC – Disparar a un avión no tripulado
• Código Penal de California 26150 PC – Requisitos de elegibilidad para permisos de armas ocultas
• Código Penal de California 267 PC – Abducción de un Menor para Prostitución
• Código Penal de California 29905 PC – Delitos Violentos Que Conducen a una Prohibición de Armas de Fuego
• Código Penal de California 315 PC – Mantenimiento de una Casa de Citas
• Código Penal de California 396 PC – Acaparamiento de Precios
• Código Penal de California 4530 PC – Escape de la prisión
• Código Penal de California 4532 PC – Escape de Custodia
• Código Penal de California 555 PC – Allanamiento de Propiedad Señalada
• Código Penal de California 594.3 PC – Vandalizar un edificio religioso
• Código Penal de California 596 PC – Envenenamiento de Animales
• Código Penal de California 653 PC – Tatuar a un Menor
• Código Penal de California 653y PC – Mal uso del 911
• Código Penal de California 667 PC – Criminales Habituales
• Código Penal de California 830.1 PC – Oficiales de Paz en el Departamento del Sheriff y el Departamento de Justicia
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• Código Penal de California 836 PC – Arrestos sin orden judicial
• Código Penal de California 849 (b) PC – Arrestos sin orden judicial y liberación de custodia
• Código Penal de California 853.8 PC – Órdenes de comparecencia por incumplimiento de asistencia
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      • “Aggravated Robbery” – Colorado Law – § CRS 18-4-302
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      • § 18-10-103 CRS – Illegal Gambling in Colorado
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      • 18-9-204 CRS – Animal Fighting Laws in Colorado
      • Advertisement of Drug Paraphernalia (Colorado CRS 18–18–430)
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        • CRS 18-3-202 – First Degree Felony Assault
        • CRS 18-3-203 – Second Degree Felony Assault
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        • The Colorado “Felony Murder Rule” – How Does It Work?
        • Third Degree Assault in Colorado – CRS § 18-3-204
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        • Bribing a Juror – Colorado CRS 18-8-606
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        • “First-Degree Burglary” in Colorado – CRS § 18-4-202
        • “Third-Degree Burglary” – Colorado Law & Penalty – 18-4-204 CRS
        • Second-Degree Burglary in Colorado – CRS § 18-4-203
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      • Colorado “Counterfeit Drug” Laws (18-18-423 CRS)
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      • Colorado “Cyberstalking” Laws – When Is It a Crime?
      • Colorado “Gang Crime” Laws, Penalties & Defenses
      • Colorado “Identity Theft” Law & Penalties – CRS § 18-5-902
      • Colorado “Incest” & “Aggravated Incest” Laws (18-6-301 & 18-6-302 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado “Kidnapping” Laws (18-3-301 & 18-3-302 CRS)
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      • Colorado “Pandering” Laws (18-7-203 C.R.S.)
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      • Colorado “Sexual Assault on a Child” Laws (Colorado 18-3-405 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado “False Reporting of a Crime” Laws C.R.S. (18-8-110, 18-8-111)
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        • § 18-4-105 CRS – Fourth-Degree Arson – Colorado Law
        • 18-4-102 CRS – First-Degree Arson in Colorado
        • 18-4-104 CRS – Third-Degree Arson in Colorado
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        • Murder in the First Degree (Colorado § 18-3-102 CRS)
      • Colorado Organized Crime Control Act (CRS 18-17-104)
      • Colorado Oxycontin Laws, Penalties & Legal Defenses
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      • Colorado Prostitution & Solicitation Laws – CRS 18-7-201
        • § 18-7-205 CRS – “Patronizing a Prostitute” – Colorado Law
        • CRS 18-7-202 – “Soliciting a Prostitute” in Colorado Law
      • Colorado Real Estate Fraud
      • Colorado Robbery Laws (Colorado 18-4-301, 18-4-302 and 18-4 -303 CRS)
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      • Colorado’s Laws on Synthetic Marijuana and Salvia (18-18-406.1 and 18-18-406.2 CRS)
      • Colorado’s Tampering Laws
      • Computer Crimes CRS 18-5.5-102
      • Contracting Without a License in Colorado
      • Criminal Mischief – Colorado Law & Penalties – § CRS 18-4-501
      • Criminally Negligent Homicide (Colorado 18-3-105 CRS)
      • CRS § 18-12-103 – Possession of a Defaced Firearm – Colorado Law
      • CRS § 18-13-128 – “Human Smuggling” Law in Colorado
      • CRS § 18-4-409 – Aggravated Motor Vehicle (Auto) Theft in Colorado
      • CRS § 18-5-207 – Purchase on Credit to Defraud – Colorado Law
      • CRS § 18-5-211 – Insurance Fraud Laws in Colorado
      • CRS § 18-6-401 – Child Abuse – Colorado Laws & Penalties
        • Persons Required to Report Child Abuse or Neglect in Colorado (CRS 19-3-304)
      • CRS § 18-8-304 – Soliciting Unlawful Compensation in Colorado
      • CRS § 18-8-803 and Duty to Report Use of Force
      • CRS 16-19-103 – Fugitive from Justice Charges in Colorado
      • CRS 18-18-404 – Use of a Controlled Substance – Colorado Law
      • CRS 18-18-412.5 – Possession of Methamphetamine Precursors in Colorado
      • CRS 18-18-415 – Prescription Fraud in Colorado
      • CRS 18-23-102- Recruitment of Juveniles for a Criminal Street Gang in Colorado
      • CRS 18-3-207 – Colorado Criminal “Extortion” Laws
      • CRS 18-3-305 – Colorado Law re “Enticement of a Child Under 15”
      • CRS 18-3-405.4 – Internet Sexual Exploitation of a Child
      • CRS 18-3-503 – Human Trafficking for Involuntary Servitude in Colorado
      • CRS 18-4-404 – Theft by Receiving Stolen Property
      • CRS 18-5-102 – Forgery in Colorado Law
        • CRS 18-5-104 – Second-Degree Forgery – Colorado Law
      • CRS 18-6-403 – Sexual Exploitation of a Child Under 18
      • CRS 18-7-206 – Colorado “Pimping” Laws
      • CRS 18-7-207 – Prostitutes Making Display in Colorado
      • CRS 18-7-402 – Soliciting for Child Prostitution
      • CRS 18-7-405 – “Pimping of a Child” – Colorado Law
      • CRS 18-7-405.5 – Inducement of Child Prostitution
      • CRS 18-7-701 – Sexual Conduct in a Correctional Institution in Colorado
      • CRS 18-7-801 – Criminal Invasion of Privacy – Colorado Law
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      • CRS 18-8-108 – The Crime of “Compounding” in Colorado
      • CRS 18-8-112 – Impersonating a Peace Officer – Colorado Law & Penalties
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      • CRS 18-8-116 – Disarming a Peace Officer – Colorado Law
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      • CRS 18-8-208.1 – Attempt to escape from jail or prison in Colorado
      • CRS 18-8-704 – Intimidating a Witness in Colorado
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      • CRS 42–2–140 – Permitting an Unauthorized Person to Drive in Colorado
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      • Defacing a Firearm – Colorado Law – § 18-12-104 CRS
      • Defacing Property – Laws & Penalties in Colorado
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        • The Crime of Equity Skimming in Colorado (CRS § 18-5-802)
      • Disorderly Conduct – Colorado Law & Penalties – § 18-9-106 CRS
      • Dispensing Violent Films to Minors in Colorado (CRS 18-7-601)
      • Domestic Violence Assault in Colorado C.R.S. 18-6-801
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      • Driving With an Open Marijuana Container in Colorado CRS 42–4–1305.5
      • Drugging Someone With GHB or Ketamine (Colorado 18-13-123 CRS)
      • Embezzlement Laws & Penalties in Colorado
      • Embezzlement of Public Property in Colorado (CRS 18-8-407)
      • Extortionate Extension of Credit (Loan Sharking) in Colorado CRS 18-15-102
      • Extraction of Marijuana Concentrate Using a Hazardous Substance (Colorado 18-18-406.6 C.R.S.)
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      • Failure to Pay Child Support (as a Criminal Offense) in Colorado
      • Failure to Pay Tax on Gaming Proceeds in Colorado (CRS 18-20-103)
      • False Affidavit in Colorado (CRS 42–2–137)
      • Fireworks in Colorado – When and where are they legal?
      • First degree murder of a peace officer, firefighter, or emergency medical service provider (Colorado 18-3-107 C.R.S.)
      • Furnishing Tobacco to Minors – Colorado Law – 18-13-121 CRS
      • Government-Related Crimes in Colorado
      • Harboring a Minor in Colorado CRS 18-6-601
      • Identity Theft Tools CRS 18-5-903, 903.5, 905
      • Intimidating a Juror – Colorado Law – CRS 18-8-608
      • Introducing Contraband to a Jail or Prison (Colorado CRS 18-8-203)
      • Invasion of Privacy for Sexual Gratification (Colorado § 18-3-405.6 CRS)
      • Lewd Conduct in Colorado
      • Loitering at or Near a School (Colorado 18-9-112 C.R.S.)
      • Making Property Available for the Distribution or Manufacture of Drugs (Colorado 18-18-411 CRS)
      • Misuse of Official Information – Colorado Law – CRS 18-8-402
      • Mortgage Fraud – Laws & Penalties in Colorado
      • Murder in the Second-Degree (Colorado 18-3-103 CRS)
      • Obstructing Government Operations – Colorado Law – § CRS 18-8-102
      • Official Misconduct – Colorado Law – CRS 18-8-404
      • Operating a Chop Shop – Colorado Law – 18-4-420 CRS
      • Owning a Dangerous Dog (Colorado 18-9-204.5 CRS)
      • Penalty for a Second Firearm Offense CRS 18-12-107
      • Permitting an Unauthorized Minor to Drive in Colorado (CRS 42–2–139)
      • Possession of a Switchblade in Colorado
      • Possession of Burglary Tools in Colorado (18-4-205 CRS )
      • Possession of Contraband by an Inmate – CRS 18-8-204.1
      • Posting Private Image for Pecuniary Gain in Colorado CRS 18-7-108
      • Psilocybin Mushroom Laws in Colorado
      • Rape & Sexual Assault Laws in Colorado (CRS § 18-3-402)
      • Reckless Driving – Colorado Law & Penalties – § 42-4-1401 CRS
      • Reckless Endangerment – Colorado Law & Penalties – CRS 18-3-208
      • Sale or Distribution of Materials to Manufacture Controlled Substances CRS 18–18–412.7
      • Sexual Assault on a Child by One in a Position of Trust (CRS § 18-3-405.3)
      • Sexually Explicit Material Harmful to Children in Colorado CRS 18-7-502
      • Shoplifting Laws & Penalties in Colorado – CRS 18-4-406
      • Spousal Rape Laws in Colorado
      • Statutory Rape Laws in Colorado – A Legal Guide
        • Colorado Dating Laws and Rules for Minors
        • The Legal “Age of Consent” in Colorado
      • Tampering with a Motor Vehicle in Colorado (CRS 42–5–103)
      • Tampering with Physical Evidence in Colorado (CRS § 18-8-610)
      • The Crime of “Elder Abuse” in Colorado – Laws & Defenses
      • Theft of Medical Records in Colorado C.R.S. 18-4-412
      • Theft of Motor Vehicle License Plates in Colorado (CRS 42–5–104)
      • Theft of Trade Secrets (Colorado 18-4-408 CRS)
      • Unemployment Fraud in Colorado – A Defense Lawyer Explains The Law
      • Unlawful Acts with a False ID CRS 42–2–309
      • Unlawful Possession or Use of a Commercial Driver’s License in Colorado (CRS 42–2–409)
      • Unlawful Sexual Contact – Colorado Law – § 18-3-404 CRS
      • Unlawful use of marijuana in a detention facility (Colorado 18-18-406.5 C.R.S.)
      • Vandalism Laws and Penalties in Colorado
      • § 18-12-109 CRS – Possession of Explosives, Chemical, Biological, or Radiological Weapons in Colorado
      • 18-5-702 CRS – Unauthorized Use of a Financial Transaction Device
      • Colorado “Trespassing Laws” – Definition, Penalties, Defenses
        • CRS 18-4-502 – “First-Degree Trespass” Law in Colorado
        • CRS 18-4-503 – Second-Degree Trespass Law in Colorado
        • CRS 18-4-504 – “Third-Degree” Trespass Laws & Penalties in Colorado
      • Colorado Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Violations
      • Criminal “Usury” Laws in Colorado – CRS § 18-15-104
      • CRS § 18-3-205 – Vehicular Assault – Colorado Law & Penalties
      • CRS 12-240-135 – Unauthorized Practice of Medicine in Colorado
      • CRS 18-8-706 – Retaliation Against a Witness in Colorado
      • CRS 33-6-126 – Shooting from a Public Road in Colorado
      • CRS 44-3-901 – Furnishing Alcohol to Minors – Colorado Law & Penalties
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        • Colorado “Misdemeanor Theft” Laws & Penalties
        • Colorado Petty Theft (Larceny) Law – § 18-4-401 (2)(b) CRS
        • Felony Grand Theft Laws in Colorado – CRS 18-4-401(2)
      • Exhibition of Speed in Colorado – CRS 42-4-1105
      • Unauthorized Practice of Law in Colorado – Definition and Penalty
      • Unlawful Possession or Use of License in Colorado CRS 42–2–136
      • Vehicular Homicide – Colorado Law – § 18-3-106 CRS
      • Violating Bail Conditions – Colorado Law – CRS 18-8-212
      • Witness Tampering – Colorado Law – CRS 18-8-707
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      • Level 1 Drug Felonies in Colorado (CRS 18-1.3-401.5)
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      • Level 2 Drug Felonies in Colorado (CRS 18-1.3-401.5)
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      • Level 3 Drug Felonies in Colorado (CRS 18-1.3-401.5)
      • Level 4 Drug Felonies in Colorado (CRS 18-1.3-401.5)
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      • “Illegal Discharge of a Firearm” in Colorado – § 18-12-107.5 CRS
      • “Open Carry” in Colorado – Laws, Exceptions & Penalties
      • “Stun Gun” Laws in Colorado – Are They Legal?
      • § 18-12-105.5 CRS – Unlawful Possession of a Weapon on School Grounds in Colorado
      • 18-12-108.5 CRS – Possession of a Handgun by a Juvenile – Colorado Law
      • Carrying a Concealed Weapon – Colorado Law – § 18-12-105 CRS
      • Colorado Concealed Carry – How to Get a CCW (CRS 18-12-203)
      • CRS § 18-12-106 – Prohibited Use of Weapons
      • CRS § 33-6-125 – Possession of a Loaded Firearm in a Motor Vehicle – Colorado Law
      • CRS 18-12-111 – Unlawful Purchase of a Firearm in Colorado
      • Possession of a Weapon by a Previous Offender (POWPO) – Colorado CRS § 18-12-108
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      • Washington County Jail in Akron, Colorado
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    • Colorado Juvenile Criminal Defense Lawyer
      • Colorado Juvenile Halls A-Z
        • Adams Youth Services Center
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      • Expungement and Sealing of Juvenile Records
      • The Youthful Offenders System (YOS) in Colorado
      • When Can Minors (Juveniles) Face Trial in Adult Court in Colorado?
    • Criminal Arrests in Colorado – What to Do and What to Expect
      • Citizen’s Arrest Laws in Colorado – When and How Can I Make One?
    • Criminal Defense of Immigrants in Colorado
    • Drug Petty Offenses in Colorado (CRS 18-1.3-501)
    • Extradition From Another State Into Colorado
    • Extradition Out of Colorado to Another State
    • Felony Offenses in Colorado – Classes, Sentencing & Jail Time
      • “Class 2 Felony” Crimes in Colorado – Definition & Penalties
      • “Class 3 Felony” Crimes in Colorado – Definition & Penalties
      • “Class 6 Felony” Crimes in Colorado – Definition & Penalties
      • Class 1 Felonies in Colorado (CRS 18-1.3-401)
      • Class 4 Felony Crimes in Colorado – Definition & Penalties
      • Class 5 Felony Crimes in Colorado – Definition & Penalties
      • Colorado Wobbler Law – Reducing a Drug Felony to a Misdemeanor
    • Habitual Traffic Offender in Colorado – 5 Things You Must know
    • Infractions in Colorado (CRS 42-4-1701)
      • Class A Traffic Infractions in Colorado (CRS 42-4-1701)
      • Class B Traffic Infractions in Colorado (CRS 42-4-1701)
    • Mandatory Protection Orders in Colorado – § CRS 18-1-1001
    • Medical License Suspensions for Criminal Convictions in Colorado
    • Misdemeanor Traffic Offenses in Colorado (CRS 42-4-1701)
      • “Class 1 Misdemeanor Traffic Offenses” in Colorado Court
      • Class 2 Misdemeanor Traffic Offense – Colorado Law & Penalties
    • Real Estate Agent License Suspensions for Criminal Convictions in Colorado
    • Statutes of Limitations for Colorado Criminal Cases
    • Strict Liability Crimes in Colorado
    • The “Probable Cause” Requirement in Colorado Criminal Law
    • Top 18 Legal Defenses against Criminal Charges in Colorado
      • Accident as a Legal Defense in Colorado Criminal Cases
      • Challenging Coerced Confessions in Colorado Courts
      • Consent as a Defense in Colorado Criminal Cases
      • Mistaken Identity as a Defense in Colorado Criminal Cases
      • The “Insanity Defense” in Colorado – 7 Key Questions Answered
      • “Miranda Rights” in Colorado – What You Need to Know
      • Colorado Self-Defense Laws – When can I use force legally?
      • CRS 18-1-708 – Duress as a Defense in Colorado Criminal Cases
      • Police Entrapment in Colorado – When does it cross the line?
      • Voluntary & Involuntary Intoxication as a Legal Defense in Colorado Criminal Law
    • Application Interviews at the Colorado State Board of Parole
    • Bench Warrants in Colorado – How It Works
    • Colorado “Misdemeanors” – Classes, Sentencing & Jail Time
      • Class 1 Misdemeanors in Colorado (CRS 18-1.3-501)
      • Class 2 Misdemeanors in Colorado (CRS § 18-1.3-501)
      • Class 3 Misdemeanors in Colorado (CRS 18-1.3-501)
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      • NRS § 201.205 – “Intentional Transmission of HIV” as a Nevada Crime (repealed but adapted in NRS § 441A.180)
      • NRS § 201.220 – Indecent Exposure – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS § 201.230 – Lewdness with a Minor Child – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS § 201.253 – Obscene Shows or Performances – Nevada Law
      • NRS § 202.020 – Underage Possession of Alcohol – Nevada Law
      • NRS § 202.2483 – Nevada “No Smoking” Laws
      • NRS § 202.285 – Firing Guns into Structures or Vehicles – Nevada Law
      • NRS § 202.287 – Discharging a Firearm from a Structure or a Vehicle
      • NRS § 202.290 – Aiming a Gun at a Human Being – Nevada Law
      • NRS § 202.485 – “Leaving a Child Unattended in Motor Vehicle” – Nevada Law
      • NRS § 202.500 – Owning or Keeping Vicious Dogs in Nevada
      • NRS § 203.010 – “Disturbing the Peace” Laws in Nevada
      • NRS § 205.060 – Nevada “Burglary” Laws
      • NRS § 205.0817 – “Squatting” Laws in Nevada (Unlawful Occupancy)
      • NRS § 205.226 – Grand Larceny of a Firearm – Nevada Law
      • NRS § 205.240 – Nevada “Petit Larceny” Laws
      • NRS § 205.270 – Larceny from a Person – Nevada Law
      • NRS § 207.235 – Dog Racing as Gaming Activity
      • NRS § 207.400 – Nevada “Racketeering” Laws
      • NRS § 212.090 – “Escaping from Jail or Prison” in Nevada
      • NRS § 465.085 – Unlawful Acts Regarding Gaming Equipment
      • NRS § 483.230 – Driving Without a License – Las Vegas, Nevada Law
      • NRS § 484B.157 – Failing to Use Child Restraints in Nevada
      • NRS § 484B.657 – “Vehicular Manslaughter” Laws in Nevada
      • NRS § 7.285 – “Unauthorized Practice of Law” in Nevada
      • NRS 171.104 – Definition of “Arrest” in Nevada Law
      • NRS 171.126 - How to make a citizen’s arrest in Nevada
      • NRS 176A.850 – Discharge from Probation in Nevada
      • NRS 195.020 – Nevada Laws for “Aiding and Abetting”
      • NRS 197.090 – “Interfering With a Public Officer” – Nevada Law
      • NRS 199.210 – Nevada “Offering False Evidence” Laws
      • NRS 199.220 – Destroying Evidence – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 199.230 – Dissuading or Intimidating a Witness – Nevada Law
      • NRS 199.280 – Resisting Arrest – Las Vegas Nevada Law
      • NRS 199.310 – Nevada “Malicious Prosecution” Laws
      • NRS 199.340 – Nevada “Criminal Contempt of Court” Laws
      • NRS 199.430 – Impersonation of a Public Officer – Nevada Law
      • NRS 199.480 – Nevada Criminal Conspiracy Laws
      • NRS 200.120 – “Justifiable Homicide” in Nevada
      • NRS 200.210 – Nevada Law for Killing an Unborn Child (Feticide)
      • NRS 200.280 – Mayhem Laws in Nevada
      • NRS 200.310 – Nevada “Kidnapping” Laws
      • NRS 200.366 – Sexual Assault / Rape Laws in Nevada
      • NRS 200.373 – Nevada “Spousal Rape” Laws
      • NRS 200.400 – Nevada Laws for “Battery with Intent to Commit a Crime”
      • NRS 200.405 – “Administration of Drugs to Enable a Felony” in Nevada
      • NRS 200.408 – “Administering a controlled substance to aid in commission of a crime of violence” in Nevada
      • NRS 200.450 – Challenging Someone to a Fight – Nevada Law
      • NRS 200.460 – Nevada False Imprisonment Laws
      • NRS 200.463 – Nevada “Involuntary Servitude” Laws (NRS 200.4631; NRS 200.464; NRS 200.465)
      • NRS 200.4685 – Child Trafficking – Nevada Law & Sentencing
      • NRS 200.481 – Nevada “Battery” Laws, Penalties & Defenses
      • NRS 200.495 – Criminal Neglect of Patients – Nevada Law
      • NRS 200.508 – “Child Endangerment” Laws in Nevada
      • NRS 200.510 – When does “Libel” become a crime in Nevada?
      • NRS 200.571 – The Crime of “Harassment” – Nevada Law
      • NRS 200.575 – Nevada “Stalking” Laws
        • Nevada “Cyber-stalking” Laws & Penalties
      • NRS 200.603 – Peering or Spying into a Dwelling – Nevada Peeping Tom Law
      • NRS 200.604 – “Capturing Image of Private Area of Another Person” – Nevada Law
      • NRS 200.605 – “Hazing” – Nevada Law & Defenses
      • NRS 200.620 – When is “Wiretapping” Illegal in Nevada?
      • NRS 200.650 – “Invasion of Privacy By Eavesdropping” in Nevada law
      • NRS 200.710 – Using a Minor to Produce Pornography – Nevada Law
      • NRS 200.720 – Promotion of Sexual Performance of a Minor – Nevada Law
      • NRS 200.725 – “Advertising or Distributing Child Pornography” (Nevada law)
      • NRS 200.727 – “Using the internet to control a visual depiction of child pornography”
      • NRS 200.730 – Possession of Child Pornography – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 200.737 – Nevada “Teen Sexting” Laws
      • NRS 200.900 – Nevada Laws for “Electronic Bullying through Images or Videos of Bullying”
      • NRS 201.020 – Failure to pay spousal or child support in Nevada
      • NRS 201.120 – “Illegal Abortion” Laws in Nevada
      • NRS 201.170 – Marrying the Spouse of Another – Nevada Law
      • NRS 201.180 – Nevada “Incest” Laws & Penalties
      • NRS 201.190 – Commission of Certain Sexual Acts in Public – Nevada Law
      • NRS 201.232- Nevada “Breastfeeding” Laws
      • NRS 201.255 – “Obscene, Threatening or Annoying Telephone Calls” – Nevada Law
      • NRS 201.265 – “Exhibition and Sale of Obscene Materials to Minors” in Nevada Law
      • NRS 201.270 – “Disturbing a Religious Meeting” in Nevada
      • NRS 201.290 – Nevada Laws for “Desecration of Flags”
      • NRS 201.300 – Nevada “Sex Trafficking” Laws
      • NRS 201.540 – “Sexual Conduct Between Secondary School Teachers and Students” in Nevada
      • NRS 201.550 – “Sexual Conduct between College Students and Employees” in Nevada
      • NRS 201.560 – “Luring a Child or Minor” – Nevada Law
      • NRS 201.570 – Nevada “Criminal Gang Recruitment” Laws
      • NRS 202.055 – Selling or Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor in Nevada
      • NRS 202.170 – Nevada Laws for “Poisoning Food, Drinks, Water, or Medicine”
      • NRS 202.255 – Setting a spring gun in Nevada
      • NRS 202.257 – Possession of a Firearm Under the Influence
      • NRS 202.265 – Bringing guns to schools or childcare facilities in Nevada
      • NRS 202.265 – Weapons at School – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 202.275 – Short-barreled rifle or shotgun posssession in Nevada
      • NRS 202.277 – Altering Or Removing Gun Serial Numbers – Nevada Law
      • NRS 202.280 – Discharging a Firearm in Public – Nevada Law
      • NRS 202.300 – Nevada Laws for “Aiding a Child to Possess a Gun”
      • NRS 202.360 – People Prohibited from Owning or Possessing Firearms in Nevada
      • NRS 202.448 – Terrorists Threats – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 202.470 – “Public Nuisance” – Las Vegas Nevada Law
      • NRS 202.595 – Nevada “Reckless Endangerment” Laws
      • NRS 202.840 – Nevada “Bomb Threat” Laws & Penalties
      • NRS 203.030 – Nevada “Inciting / Provoking Breach of Peace” Laws
      • NRS 203.060 – “Unlawful Assembly” Laws in Nevada
      • NRS 203.070 – Nevada “Rioting and Routing” Laws
      • NRS 203.090 – Disturbing a Meeting – Nevada Law
      • NRS 205.080 – “Possession of Burglary Tools” in Nevada
      • NRS 205.0813 – “Housebreaking” – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 205.082 – Unlawful Reentry – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 205.175 – The Crime of “Counterfeiting Seals” in Nevada
      • NRS 205.228 – “Grand Larceny of a Motor Vehicle” – Nevada Law
      • NRS 205.2707 – Vending machine theft in Nevada
      • NRS 205.273 – “Possession of a Stolen Vehicle” in Nevada
      • NRS 205.2745 – “Operating a Chop Shop” – Nevada Law
      • NRS 205.275 – Possession of Stolen Property – Nevada Law
      • NRS 205.300 – Nevada “Embezzlement” Laws
      • NRS 205.320 – “Extortion” – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 205.450 – Nevada “False Impersonation” Laws
      • NRS 205.463 – Using Another Person’s Identifying Information – Nevada Law
      • NRS 205.690 – Nevada Laws for “Possession of Credit Cards without Consent”
      • NRS 205.900 – Unlawful Use of a Hotel Key – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 205.940 – “Conversion of Rented or Leased Personal Property” in Nevada
      • NRS 206.310 – “Vandalism” – Nevada Laws & Penalties
      • NRS 206.330 – Nevada “Graffiti” Laws & Penalties
      • NRS 207.180 – “Sending Threatening or Obscene Letters or Writings” in Nevada
      • NRS 207.190 – Nevada “Coercion” Laws
      • NRS 207.200 – “Trespassing” Laws in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • NRS 207.203 – Nevada Laws for “Repeat Prostitution Offenders”
      • NRS 207.270 – “Loitering by a School or Public Place Where Kids Congregate” in Nevada
      • NRS 207.280 – “Making a False Police Report” in Nevada
      • NRS 207.295 – Nevada “Commercial Bribery” Law
      • NRS 212.140 – Nevada Laws for “Unauthorized Communication with a Prisoner”
      • NRS 212.160 – “Furnishing weapons, intoxicants or drugs to state prisoners” in Nevada
      • NRS 212.165 – Nevada Laws for “Furnishing Phones” to Prisoners
      • NRS 33.100 – Violating a Restraining Order – Nevada Law
      • NRS 381.225 – Vandalism of Historic Sites – Nevada Law
      • NRS 453.321 – Las Vegas Nevada Drug Sales Laws
      • NRS 453.321 – Nevada “Transportation of a Controlled Substance” Laws
      • NRS 453.333 – Making Available Drugs Which Causes Death – Nevada Law
      • NRS 453.381 – Unlawfully Prescribing Controlled Substances – Nevada Law
      • NRS 453.411 – Under the Influence of a Controlled Substances in Nevada
      • NRS 453C.150 – Nevada’s Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act
      • NRS 483.560 – Driving on a Suspended License in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • NRS 484B.100 – Disobeying an Officer – Nevada Law
      • NRS 484B.110 – Driving Through Safety Zone in Nevada
      • NRS 484B.113 – Improper Backing of Vehicle – Nevada Law
      • NRS 484B.130 – Double Civil Penalties/Fines in a Nevada Work Zone
      • NRS 484B.130 – Speeding in a Work Zone – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 484B.165 – Texting While Driving – Nevada Law
      • NRS 484B.203 – Unsafe Passing – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 484B.207 – Passing on the Right – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 484B.253 – Failure to Yield During a Left Turn – Nevada Law
      • NRS 484B.257 – Running a Stop Sign – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 484B.260 – Unsafe Turning Onto Roadway – Nevada Law
      • NRS 484B.270 – Failing to Exercise Due Care to Bicyclists
      • NRS 484B.280 – Failing to exercise due care for pedestrians
      • NRS 484B.283 – Failing to Yield to Pedestrians at a Crosswalk in Nevada
      • NRS 484B.287 – Nevada “Jaywalking” Laws & Penalties
      • NRS 484B.307 – Running a Red Light – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 484B.307 – Turning Right on Red Light – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 484B.327 – Removing Highway Barriers – Nevada Law
      • NRS 484B.350 – Failing to Stop for School Crossing Guard
      • NRS 484B.353 – Failing to Stop For a School Bus – Nevada Law
      • NRS 484B.363 – Speeding in a School Zone – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 484B.400 – Making an Improper Turn – Nevada Law
      • NRS 484B.403 – Illegal U-Turn – Las Vegas, Nevada Law
      • NRS 484B.413 – Failure to Signal – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 484B.440 – Stopping or Parking on a Highway – Nevada Law
      • NRS 484B.450 – Illegal Stopping or Parking in Nevada
      • NRS 484B.457 – Parking Too Far From The Curb – Nevada Law
      • NRS 484B.467 – Parking in a Handicapped Space
      • NRS 484B.550 – Evading Police – Nevada Law & Penalties
        • Felony Eluding Police Resulting in Death or Injury – Nevada Law
      • NRS 484B.600 – Nevada “Speeding” Laws & Penalties
      • NRS 484B.607 – Duties of Driver Approaching Traffic Incident – Nevada Law
      • NRS 484B.607 – Failing to Yield to Tow Trucks – Nevada Law
      • NRS 484B.653 – “Reckless Driving” Laws & Penalties in Nevada
      • NRS 484D.100 – “Failing to Use Headlights” – Nevada Law
      • NRS 484D.215 – Failure to Dim High Beams – Nevada Law
      • NRS 484D.495 – Nevada Seat Belt Laws
      • NRS 493.106 – “Weaponizing a Drone” – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • NRS 6.040 – Failure to Attend Jury Duty in Nevada
      • NRS 624.700 – Contracting Without a License in Nevada
      • NRS 630.400 – Unauthorized Practice of Medicine – Nevada Law
      • NRS 632.315 – Nursing Without a License – Nevada Law
      • NRS 706.756 – Driving Taxi Without a Permit – Nevada Law
      • Open Container Law in Las Vegas, Nevada – Top 12 Questions Answered
      • The “Age of Consent” in Nevada – A Guide to What It Means
      • NRS 193.165 – Use of a Deadly Weapon in the Commission of a Nevada Crime
      • NRS 207.010 – Habitual Criminal Law in Nevada
      • NRS 453.336 – Nevada “Drug Possession” Laws
      • NRS 453.3395 – “Trafficking schedule II controlled substances” in Nevada
    • Nevada Sex Crimes Laws
    • Nevada’s Demerit Point System – How It Works
    • Nguyen v. State, 116 Nev. 1171, 14 P.3d 515 (2000)
    • Pahrump Criminal Defense Lawyers – Nye County Attorneys
    • Palmer v. State, 112 Nev. 763, 920 P.2d 112 (1996)
    • Post-conviction Relief in Nevada
      • “Early Termination of Probation” in Nevada – How to do it
      • How do I seal my record in Las Vegas, Nevada? (The 5 Steps)
        • Do I Need to Disclose an Arrest or Conviction on a Job Application in Nevada?
      • Petitions for a Writ of “Habeas Corpus” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Reducing a Felony to a Misdemeanor in Nevada – How to do it
      • “Motion for a New Trial” in Nevada criminal law (NRS 176.515)
      • How to “commute a sentence” in Nevada (executive clemency)
      • How to Apply for a Pardon from a Criminal Conviction in Nevada
    • Quashing and Clearing Las Vegas Warrants
      • “Arrest Warrant” in Las Vegas, Nevada? How to get it cleared
      • Quashing and Clearing “Bench Warrants” in Nevada
      • Search Warrants – The Process in Las Vegas Nevada
    • Reno Criminal Defense Lawyers – Help to Beat Your Case
    • Searchlight Criminal Defense Lawyers
    • The Criminal Court Process in Nevada (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • “Arraignments” in Nevada Law Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • “Grand Jury Proceedings” in Nevada Criminal Cases
      • “Joinder” in Nevada criminal cases (NRS 173.115; NRS 173.135)
      • “Motion to Suppress Evidence” in Nevada Criminal Cases
      • “Preliminary Hearings” in Nevada
        Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • “Preprosecution Diversion” in Nevada
      • “Sentencing” in Nevada Criminal Cases Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
        • “Drug Court” in Las Vegas, Nevada – How Does It Work?
        • “Sentencing Hearings” in Nevada (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers)
        • Can I do “House Arrest” instead of jail in Las Vegas?
        • Community Service in Las Vegas Criminal Cases
        • Electronic monitoring as a jail alternative in Las Vegas Nevada
        • Nevada “Victim Restitution” Laws
        • The Death Penalty in Nevada – A Legal Guide
        • “Alternative Sentencing” in Nevada Criminal Cases
        • “Suspended Sentences” in Nevada criminal cases (NRS 176A) (Explained by Las Vegas criminal defense attorneys)
      • “Stay of Adjudication” in Nevada criminal cases
      • 25 Questions and Answers about “Plea Bargains” in Nevada Law
        • “Motions to Withdraw a Plea” in Las Vegas, Nevada (NRS 176.165)
        • “No Contest” Pleas in Nevada
        • “Submittals” in Nevada Law Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers
        • “Subpoenas” in Nevada criminal cases (NRS 174.305 – .385)
        • Conditional Plea Agreements in Las Vegas Nevada Criminal Cases
      • Arrested in Las Vegas? Here’s what happens next
      • How Bail Works in Las Vegas, Nevada
        • Las Vegas Bail Hearing Lawyers
        • O.R. Release: Nevada’s “Own Recognizance” Laws
      • Nevada “Bench Trial” Laws Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada “Jury Trial” Laws (NRS 175) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada Veterans Treatment Court – How It Works
      • Pre-file Investigations in Nevada
      • Pretrial Conferences in Nevada Criminal Cases
      • Should I use a public defender or a private lawyer in Nevada?
      • The Right to Represent Yourself (Pro Per) in a Nevada Criminal Case
    • The Legal Definition of “Felony” in Nevada
      • “Category B Felonies” in Nevada (NRS 193.130)
      • “Category D Felonies” in Nevada (NRS § 193.130)
      • “Category E Felonies” in Nevada (NRS 193.130)
      • Category A Felony Crimes in Nevada – A Legal Guide
      • Category C Felonies in Nevada – Definition & Penalties
    • The Nevada Criminal Court System
      • Beatty Justice Court in Nevada
      • Boulder City Justice Court in Nevada
      • Bunkerville Justice Court Information Explained by Nevada Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • Court and Jail information for Laughlin, Nevada
      • Court Information for Tonopah, Nevada
      • Elko Justice Court in Nevada
      • Goodsprings Justice Court in Nevada
      • Henderson Justice Court in Nevada
      • Las Vegas Justice Court information
      • Lloyd George Federal Courthouse Information Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Mesquite Justice Court in Nevada
      • Moapa Justice Court information in Nevada Explained by Moapa Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • Moapa Valley Justice Court in Nevada
      • Nevada Supreme Court in Carson City
      • Nevada Supreme Court in Las Vegas – “The Las Vegas Courthouse”
      • North Las Vegas Justice Court information
      • Pahrump Justice Court information for Pahrump, Nevada Explained by Pahrump Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • Reno Justice Court in Nevada
      • Reno’s “Bruce R. Thompson Federal Courthouse” Information
      • Searchlight Justice Court – Key Information
      • The Clark County Regional Justice Center (RJC) – Key Information
    • The Nevada Jail and Prison System – General Information Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Beatty Jail – Information for Friends and Family of Nevada Inmates
        • How to bail out an inmate at the Beatty, Nevada Jail
      • City of Las Vegas Detention Center (Las Vegas City Jail)
        • How to bail out an inmate at the Las Vegas City Jail
      • Elko County Jail in Nevada Information for Family and Friends of Inmates in Nevada
        • How to Bail Out an Inmate at the “Elko County Jail” in Nevada
      • Florence McClure Women’s Correctional Center general information
      • Henderson Detention Center Information for Family and Friends of Inmates
        • Henderson Detention Center Bail Information for Family and Friends of Inmates
      • Laughlin Jail (Tucker Holding Facility) in Nevada Bail and Inmate Information
        • How to bail out an inmate at Tucker Holding Facility in Laughlin, Nevada
      • Mesquite Jail Information in Nevada
        • How to Bail Out an Inmate at the “Mesquite Jail” in Nevada
      • North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center in Nevada – General Information
      • Pahrump Jail (Nye County Detention Center-Southern Area Sub Station) Information
        • How to bail out an inmate at the Nye County Detention Center
      • The Clark County Detention Center – Key Information
        • How do I bail out an inmate at the CCDC in Las Vegas, NV? Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
        • How do I call an inmate at the CCDC in Las Vegas, NV? Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
        • How do I find an inmate at the CCDC in Las Vegas, NV?
        • How do I give money to an inmate at CCDC in Las Vegas, NV?
        • How do I send mail to an imate at CCDC in Las Vegas, NV?
        • How do I visit an imate at the CCDC in Las Vegas, NV?
      • Tonopah Jail in Nevada Information
        • How to bail out an inmate at the Tonopah Jail in Nevada
      • Washoe County Detention Facility Bail & Inmate Info
        • How to bail out an inmate at the Washoe County Detention Facility
      • Wayne Brown Correctional Facility
    • The Nevada Police (NAPSO) Represented by Las Vegas Defense Group, L.L.C.
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    • Las Vegas Nevada Traffic Ticket Lawyer
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    • Tonopah Criminal Defense Lawyers
  • Las Vegas DUI Lawyers – Helping Clients Win Cases
    • Does a Nevada DUI jack up my car insurance premiums?
    • Filed Sobriety Tests & Las Vegas DUI – Do I have to take them?
      • Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus in Nevada DUI Cases
    • Immigration Consequences of a Nevada DUI Conviction
    • Internet Resources Regarding Las Vegas Nevada DUI Cases
    • Las Vegas DUI arrests – 10 critical steps to take if you get one
    • Las Vegas, Nevada DUI Laws & Penalties
      • “2nd DUI” in Las Vegas, Nevada – A Game Plan for Beating It
      • “3rd DUI” in Nevada – A Game Plan for Fighting It
      • “Driver’s License Revocations” in Nevada DUI Cases
        • Can my license be suspended for a 1st-time DUI in Nevada?
        • How to get a “restricted driver’s license” following a DUI arrest in Nevada
        • What is the license revocation for a 2nd-time DUI conviction in Nevada?
        • What is the license revocation for a 3rd time DUI in Nevada?
      • “DUI School” in Nevada: How it Works
        • A List of Nevada DUI Schools
      • “DUI with Child Under 15” in the Car – Nevada Law & Penalties
      • “Felony DUI” in Las Vegas, Nevada – 3 Ways it Can Be Charged
        • Felony DUI Based On Multiple Convictions in Nevada