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• 197.130 – False Report by Public Officer in Nevada
• 29825 PC – Possession of a Firearm in Violation of a Court Order
• An Aggressive, Proactive Approach to all Cases
  • An Aggressive, Proactive Approach to all Cases
    • “Military Diversion” for Veterans with PTSD (California Penal Code 1001.80 PC)
    • Bakersfield Criminal Defense Attorneys
    • California “Search & Seizure” Laws
      • California “Stop-and-Frisk” Law
      • Can Police Conduct a Search of a Vehicle? – Warrant Requirement, Exceptions, and Remedies
      • 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 Asset Forfeiture Laws
    • California Codeine Charges
    • California Drug Courts – How it Works
    • California Gun Laws
      • A Guide to California BB Gun Laws
      • How Legally to Transport Firearms in California
      • How to Get a Concealed Weapons Permit in California
      • Red Flag Law in California
      • How Legally to Store Firearms in California
    • California Knife Laws
    • California Locations
      • City of Orange Criminal Defense Lawyer
      • Los Angeles Office
    • California Pretrial Diversion Programs
    • California Street Racing Laws
    • California’s Criminal Court Process
      • A Guide to “Grand Jury” Proceedings in California
      • Arraignment: The First Stage in the California Criminal Court Process
      • Bail Schedules (by county)
      • California Criminal Jury Trials: How it Works
      • California Criminal Law re Police Lineups
      • California Penal Code 991 – Motion During Arraignment
      • California Speedy Trial (Serna) Motions (to Dismiss for Lack of Speedy Prosecution)
      • Pre-File Investigations in California Criminal Cases
      • Preliminary Hearings in California
      • Sentencing Hearings in California Criminal Law
        • “House Arrest” & “Home Confinement” as a Jail Alternatives in California
        • Capital Punishment (Death Penalty) in California Law
        • Felony Sentencing Guidelines in California
        • How to Get Work Release Furlough in Lieu of Jail in California?
        • Life Without Parole Sentencing in California
        • Victim Restitution in California Criminal Cases
          • “Harvey Waivers” and Victim Restitution in California
        • California Three Strike Law
        • Firearms Sentencing Enhancements for Personal Use
      • Tahl Waivers in California Criminal Cases
      • The Pretrial Process under California Criminal Law
      • How to Make a Motion to Recuse a Judge in California
      • Trombetta Motions and Spoliation of Evidence in California
    • California’s Criminal Fraud Laws Explained by Defense Attorneys
      • California Auto Insurance Fraud Laws
      • California Securities Fraud Criminal Laws
      • California Workers’ Compensation Fraud Laws (Insurance Code 1871.4)
      • California’s Welfare Fraud Laws – 10980 WIC
      • Elder Financial Abuse & Senior Fraud Laws in California
      • Health Care Fraud Laws in California
      • Homeowner Association (HOA) Fraud & Corruption in California
      • Internet Fraud & California Law
      • Mail Fraud Laws in California
      • Medi-Cal Fraud: Who Can Be Charged?
      • PPP Loan Fraud / CARES Act Fraud
      • Real Estate Fraud
      • Unemployment Insurance (EDD) Fraud Laws in California
      • Pet Insurance Fraud – What You Need to Know
    • Clearing & Removing California Warrants
      • A Guide to California Search Warrants
      • California Bench Warrant Attorneys
      • 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
    • Code of Civil Procedure 170.6 – Disqualification of a Judge on Grounds of Prejudice
    • Common California Crimes by Business & Professions Code Section
      • 25662 BP – Possession of Alcohol by Minors in a Public Place
      • Business & Professions Code 25631 BPC – Selling Alcohol After Permitted Hours
      • Business and Professions Code 12024 BPC – Selling a False Quantity
      • Business and Professions Code 12024.1 BP (Misrepresentation of Charges)
      • Business and Professions Code 12024.2 BP (False Pricing)
      • Business and Professions Code 17500 (False Advertising Laws in California)
      • Business and Professions Code 17511.9 – Telemarketing Fraud in California
      • Business and Professions Code 17529.5 BPC – SPAM & Email Laws in California
      • Business and Professions Code 21628 – Failure to Report by Pawnbroker
      • Business and Professions Code 22430 BPC – Deceptive Identification Documents
      • Business and Professions Code 25603 – Bringing Alcohol into a Penal Institution
      • Business and Professions Code 25608 BP (Alcoholic Beverages at a Public Educational Facility)
      • Business and Professions Code 25657(a) – Soliciting the Sale of Alcohol
      • Business and Professions Code 25658.2 – Consumption of Alcohol by Minor Children with Collision
      • Business and Professions Code 25661 BPC (Possession or Presentation of Fake ID by a Minor)
      • Business and Professions Code 25665 BPC (Permitting a Minor in a Place Where Alcohol is Consumed)
      • Business and Professions Code 4323 BP – False Statements to Obtain a Drug
      • Business and Professions Code 7027.3 (Fraudulent Use of a Contractor’s License Number)
      • Business and Professions Code 7028 (Contracting without a License)
      • Business and Professions Code 7028.1 – Asbestos/Underground Tank Work without Certification
      • Business and Professions Code 725(b) BPC (Excessive Prescribing of Drugs)
      • California Business and Professions Code 4324 – Forging or Altering a Prescription
      • Selling or Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor (California Business & Professions Code 25658)
    • Competency to Stand Trial – Meaning, Determination, and Findings of Incompetency
    • Criminal Background Checks in California
      • What is a Rap Sheet/ Record of Arrests and Prosecutions
    • Criminal Defense of California Police Officers
    • Explanation of California Parole Law
      • California Board of Parole (Lifer) Hearing Lawyer
      • Mentally Disordered Offenders (MDOs) and California Parole
      • Sexually Violent Predator (SVP) Parole Hearings
      • Understanding California Parole Violation/ Revocation Hearings
    • Faretta Motion and 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 Crimes” Laws
      • The Federal Crime of “Wire Fraud” in California
    • How do Arrests & Convictions Affect Professional Licenses in California?
      • A Guide to Internal Affairs Investigations in California
      • California State Employees & Criminal Convictions
      • Convictions and Social Worker Discipline in California
      • Criminal Arrests/ Convictions & Doctor Discipline in California
        When Can the Medical Board Suspend Your License?
      • Criminal Convictions & Contractor License Suspension in California
      • Criminal Convictions & License Discipline for California Dentists
      • Criminal Convictions & Real Estate Broker Discipline in California
      • Nurse Discipline and License Revocation in California Criminal Convictions & the Board of Registered Nursing
      • When do criminal convictions cost California teachers their teaching credentials?
      • Criminal Convictions and Accountant Discipline in California
      • Criminal Convictions and Pharmacist Discipline in California California Criminal Defense Lawyers
    • How Sex Offender Registration Works in California
      • California Sex Offender Residency Restrictions
    • How to Appeal a California Criminal Conviction
      • A Guide to The California Appellate Project
      • Appeal of Felony Convictions in California
        • Appeals & Resentencing in “Three Strikes” Cases: (Reducing Prison Terms After Proposition 36)
      • Federal Criminal Appeals in California
      • Grounds on Which to Appeal a California Conviction
        • Ineffective Assistance of Counsel – Meaning, Determination and Remedies
        • Jury Misconduct within the California Criminal Court System
        • Prosecutorial Misconduct in California
      • Misdemeanor Appeals in California
      • The Role of a California Appeals Attorney
      • Timeframes and Deadlines to Appeal a Criminal Conviction in California
      • What Are the Chances of Overturning a California Conviction on Appeal?
    • How to do “Veterans Court” in California
      • How to find a “veterans court” in your California county
    • Juvenile Criminal Defense 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
        • Kern County Juvenile Hall Information
        • Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall & Court
        • San Francisco Juvenile Hall
        • San Luis Obispo Juvenile Hall
        • Santa Maria Juvenile Hall Information
        • Southwest Juvenile Hall (SJH) Information
        • The Alameda County Juvenile Hall
        • The East Mesa Juvenile Detention Facility
        • The Kearny Mesa Juvenile Hall Detention Facility
        • 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 California 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?
    • Legal Definition of an Infraction in California Law
    • Los Angeles County Drug Court
    • Marsden Motions and Hearings – How to Fire Your Public Defender
    • Post-conviction Relief in California
      • Early Termination of Probation in California Criminal Cases
      • Five Important Benefits of a California Expungement
      • Habeas Corpus Petitions in California Explained by California Defense Attorneys
      • How to Apply for a California Certificate of Rehabilitation
      • How to Get a Sentence Commuted in California (Penal Code 4800 PC, Executive Clemency)
      • How to get Removed or Excluded from the Megan’s Law Website
      • How to Restore Your Gun Rights After a Criminal Conviction
      • Motion for a New Trial in California (Penal Code 1181)
      • Motion to Modify a Sentence (Resentencing) in California
        • Petitioning for a Reduced Sentence Under California’s New Felony Murder Law -Senate Bill 1437
        • How to Reduce a Felony to a Misdemeanor under Proposition 47
      • Motion to Withdraw a Guilty or No-Contest Plea in California
      • Sealing California Juvenile Records (Welfare and Institutions Code 781 WIC)
      • Motions to Vacate a Criminal Judgment 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)
      • How to Bail Someone Out of Jail in California
        • Bail Hearings Under California Criminal Law
    • Probation
      • California Probation Law: the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision (“ICAOS”)
      • Felony Probation in California
      • Misdemeanor (Summary) Probation in California
      • Probation Violation Hearing – A Legal Guide
    • Recent Сriminal Defense Сase Results by Shouse Law Group
    • Romero Motion to Remove Prior Strike Convictions
    • Rules of Evidence in California Criminal Cases
      • Admissibility of “Character Evidence” in California Criminal Trials
      • California’s Rape Shield Law (Evidence Code 1103 and 782 EC)
      • Evidence Code 1014 – Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege in California
      • Evidence Code 1200 – Hearsay Rule and Exceptions in California
      • Evidence Code 954 – Attorney-Client Privilege in California
      • Evidentiary Privileges in California Criminal Law
      • Marital/Spousal Privilege in California Law
    • Sex Crimes Defense Lawyer
    • Subpoena Duces Tecums in California Criminal Cases
    • What Is a “Sustained Petition” in California Juvenile Court?
    • California “Auto Burglary” Laws
    • What’s the difference between pimping and pandering?
    • Beverly Hills Criminal Defense Attorneys
    • Burbank Criminal Defense Lawyers
    • California Crimes by Code Section
    • California Criminal Laws A to Z
      • “Age of Consent” Laws in California
      • “Express Malice” in California murder cases
      • “Minor in Possession of Alcohol” – California Laws
      • “Unauthorized Practice of Medicine” (without a license) in California (Business & Professions Code 2052)
      • “Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude” in California Criminal Law
      • “Shopkeeper’s Privilege” and the Right to Detain in California
      • AB 109 Realignment in California
      • Aggravated Assault Laws in California
      • Boating Under the Influence (BUI) Laws in California
      • Breaking and Entering Laws in California
      • Bribery Law in California
      • California “Hate Crimes” Laws
      • California “Illegal Fireworks” Laws – Health and Safety Code 12500-12728 HS
      • California Abortion Laws
      • California Credit Card Fraud Laws
      • California Cyberstalking Laws
      • California Date Rape Laws
      • California Disorderly Conduct Laws
      • California Domestic Violence Laws
        • Batterers’ Intervention Program – Domestic Violence Classes
        • Definition of a “Traumatic Condition” in a California Domestic Violence Case
        • Domestic Violence Convictions & Gun Rights in California
        • Domestic Violence Restraining Order
      • California Drug Laws Involving “GHB”
      • California Drug Laws Involving Hydrocodone (“Vicodin”)
      • California Ecstasy Charges
      • California Invasion of Privacy Act
      • California Ketamine Laws
      • California Loitering Laws
      • California Marijuana Laws Explained by Criminal Defense Lawyers
        • 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 PCP Laws – Possession, Sale or Use
      • California Peeping Tom Laws
      • California Polygraph Law
      • California Prescription Fraud & Doctor Shopping Laws
      • California Proposition 36: How it Works
      • California Truancy Laws
      • California’s Legal Definition of “Criminal Negligence”
      • California’s Open Container Laws (Vehicle Code Sections 23221 – 23229 VC)
      • California’s New Felony Murder Rule
      • Can you go to jail for transmitting an STD?
      • Child Molestation Laws in California
      • Deferred Entry of Judgement
      • Electronic Monitoring in California Criminal Cases
      • Extradition into California
      • Extradition Laws in California
      • Extradition out of (from) California Penal Code sections 1548-1558
      • Extradition Warrants in California
      • Failure to Appear in a California Court
      • Gross Vehicular Manslaughter While Intoxicated
      • How to Seal & Destroy Arrest Records in California
      • Legal Definition of a “Felony” under California Law
        • Consequences of a California Felony Conviction
      • Legal Definition of a “Misdemeanor” in California Law
      • Legal definition of a “Wobbler” in California law
      • Mandated Reporters of Child Abuse in California
      • Nolo Contendere or “No Contest” Pleas in California Criminal Law
      • Obstruction of Justice in California
      • Penal Code 192b – California’s Involuntary Manslaughter Law
      • Penal Code 195-197 PC – Excusable and Justifiable Homicide under California Law
      • The 7 “Meth” laws that a person can be charged with in California
        • California Laws re “Operating a Meth Lab”
      • The Crime of Oral Copulation by Force or Fear
      • The meaning of “possession” under California criminal law
      • Unauthorized Practice of Law in California Business & Professions Code 6125 & 6126
      • Vehicular Manslaughter While Intoxicated (California Penal Code 191.5b PC)
      • California Cocaine Laws Explained by Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • California Heroin Laws
      • Sexting Laws in California
    • 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
      • 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 Murrieta, CA
      • The Theo Lacy Jail Facility (“TLF”) Orange, CA
      • The Torrance Police Department Jail
      • The West Covina Jail and Police Department
    • California Vehicle Code – Legal Analysis of Crimes by Section Number
      • 12951 CVC – Failing to Present a Driver’s License
      • 4461 CVC – Misuse of Handicap Placards or License Plates
      • 4462.5 VC – Misuse of Vehicle Registration and License Documents
      • California DUI Law & Commercial Driver’s Licenses Vehicle Code 23152(d)
      • California Vehicle Code 23152(c) VC – Driving While Addicted to Drugs
      • California Vehicle Code 23152g – DUI of Both Drugs & Alcohol
      • California Vehicle Code 23153 VC DUI Causing Injury
      • California’s “Zero Tolerance” Law on Underage DUI Vehicle Code 23136 VC
      • CVC 22450 – Running a Stop Sign in California
      • Failure to Yield to a Pedestrian in California – Vehicle Code 21950
      • Having a Fake Driver’s License or Identification Card (Penal Code 470b PC)
      • Making a False Report of Auto Theft(Vehicle Code 10501 VC)
      • Overtaking and Passing on California’s Roadways Vehicle Code 21750-21759
      • Possession of Alcohol in a Vehicle by a Person under 21 Vehicle Code 23224 VC
      • Underage DUI with a BAC of 0.05 or Higher Vehicle Code 23140 VC
      • Unlawful Use of ID Cards – California Vehicle Code 13004 VC
      • VC 4462 – Requirement to Present Vehicle Registration to Police in California
      • Vehicle Code 10750 VC – Altering or Changing a Vehicle Identification Number
      • Vehicle Code 10752 VC (Illegal Possession/Sale of a Vehicle identification Number)
      • Vehicle Code 10801 VC – California Law on “Operating a Chop Shop”
      • Vehicle Code 10802 VC – Tampering With a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
      • Vehicle Code 10803 VC – Buying or possessing vehicles with tampered VINs
      • Vehicle Code 10851 VC – Driving or Taking a Vehicle without Consent
      • Vehicle Code 10852 VC – Tampering with a Vehicle
      • Vehicle Code 10853 VC – Malicious Mischief to a Vehicle
      • Vehicle Code 12500 a VC – Driving Without a License California
      • Vehicle Code 13004.1 VC – Counterfeit State ID 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
      • Vehicle Code 14601 VC – Driving with a Suspended License
      • Vehicle Code 14601.1(a) VC – Driving on a Suspended License
      • Vehicle Code 14601.2 VC – Driving with a Suspended License Because of DUI
      • Vehicle Code 14601.3 VC – Habitual Traffic Offenders in California
      • Vehicle Code 14601.4 VC – Driving on a Suspended or Revoked License and Causing Injury
      • Vehicle Code 14601.5 VC – Driving on a Suspended License for Refusal or an Unlawful BAC
      • Vehicle Code 14610 VC – Unlawful Use of a Driver’s License
      • Vehicle Code 16028(a) VC – Proof of Financial Responsibility (Insurance)
      • Vehicle Code 17707 – Parental Liability for a Minor Driving in California
      • Vehicle Code 20 VC – False Statements to the DMV or CHP
      • Vehicle Code 20001 VC – Hit and Run Felony
      • Vehicle Code 20002 VC – Misdemeanor “Hit and Run” in California
      • Vehicle Code 21200 Vc – Motor Vehicle Laws Applicable to Bicycle Riders
      • Vehicle Code 21200.5 VC – Cycling Under the Influence
      • Vehicle Code 21209 VC – Driving on a Bike Lane
      • Vehicle Code 21453 VC – Running a Red Light
      • Vehicle Code 21460 VC – Crossing Double Yellow Lines
      • Vehicle Code 21650 CVC – Right Hand Lane Violations in California
      • 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 21703 VC – Following too Closely (Tailgating)
      • 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 VC – Turning on Roadways
      • Vehicle Code 22100.5 VC – Illegal U-turns
      • Vehicle Code 22102 CVC – Illegal U-Turns in California
      • Vehicle Code 22107 VC – Unsafe Lane Changes in California
      • Vehicle Code 22108 VC – Failure to Signal Before Turning or Changing Lanes
      • Vehicle Code 22348 (b) VC – Driving Over 100 MPH on a Freeway
      • Vehicle Code 22349 a VC – Speeding Over 65 MPH
      • Vehicle Code 22350 – California Basic Speed Law
      • 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 VC – Trucks Speeding Over 55 Miles Per Hour
      • Vehicle Code 22454a VC – Passing a Stopped School Bus with Flashing Red Signals in California
      • Vehicle Code 22500 CVC – Improper Parking, Stopping, or Standing in California
      • Vehicle Code 23103 VC – California Reckless Driving Law
      • Vehicle Code 23104 VC – Reckless Driving Causing Injury
      • Vehicle Code 23105 VC – Reckless Driving Causing Serious Injury
      • Vehicle Code 23109 – Speed Contests in California
      • Vehicle Code 23110 CVC – Throwing an Object at a Motor Vehicle
      • Vehicle Code 23123 & 23123.5 CVC – Cell Phone Tickets in California
      • Vehicle Code 23124 VC – Cell Phone Tickets for Minors in California
      • Vehicle Code 23127 VC – Driving on Trails or Paths
      • Vehicle Code 23152e VC – DUI by Uber Lyft, Taxi or Limo Drivers
      • Vehicle Code 23152f VC – Law and Penalties
      • Vehicle Code 23221 VC – Drinking Alcohol in a Motor Vehicle
      • Vehicle Code 23222(b) CVC Driving in Possession of Marijuana
      • Vehicle Code 23572 – DUI with a Child Under 14 in the Car
      • Vehicle Code 23578 VC – Enhanced 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 Requirements
      • Vehicle Code 24002 VC – Operating an Unsafe Vehicle
      • Vehicle Code 24250 VC – Driving without Headlights
      • Vehicle Code 24409 VC – Failure to Dim Headlights
      • Vehicle Code 26708 VC – Window Tinting
      • Vehicle Code 27315 VC – Mandatory Use of Seat Belts in California
      • Vehicle Code 27360 VC – California’s Laws on Child Restraint Systems
      • Vehicle Code 27400 VC – Headsets or Earphones While Driving
      • Vehicle Code 27465b CVC – Bald Tire Violations in California
      • Vehicle Code 27803 VC – Operating a Motorcycle Without a Helmet
      • Vehicle Code 2800.1 VC – Evading a Police Officer in a Vehicle
      • Vehicle Code 2800.2 VC – Felony Reckless Evading
      • Vehicle Code 2800.3 VC – Evading an Officer Causing Injury or Death
      • Vehicle Code 2800.4 VC – Evading a Peace Officer by Driving in the Opposite Direction of Traffic
      • Vehicle Code 31 VC – False Statements / Information to a Police
      • Vehicle Code 34506 VC – Failure to Comply with CHP Rules by a Commercial Vehicle
      • Vehicle Code 35400 CVC – Vehicle with Excessive Length in California
      • Vehicle Code 35551a VC (Overweight Vehicles in California)
      • Vehicle Code 38300 CVC – Disobeying a Sign, Signal or Traffic Control Device
      • Vehicle Code 4000a1 VC – California Vehicle Registration
      • Vehicle Code 40508 a VC – Failure to appear in court on a traffic citation
      • Vehicle Code 40509.5 VC – Hold on a Driver’s License
      • Vehicle Code 40801 VC – California Law re “Speed Traps”
      • Vehicle Code 42002.1 VC – Failure to Stop and Submit to Inspection
      • Vehicle Code 42002.5 VC – Tampering with the Vehicle of a Disabled Person
      • Vehicle Code 4463 VC – Vehicle Registration Fraud – California Law
      • Vehicle Code 4463 VC – Vehicle Registration Fraud – California Law
      • Vehicle Code 5200 VC – Display of License Plates
      • Vehicle Code Section 23152a – Driving Under the Influence
      • 21955 VC – California Jaywalking Laws
      • 22651 CVC – California Vehicle Impound Laws
      • Vehicle Code 21654 CVC – Slow Vehicles not Driving on the Right
      • Vehicle Code 21658 CVC – Lane Weaving & Lane Straddling
      • Vehicle Code 21755 CVC – Unsafe Passing on the Right
      • Vehicle Code 21801 CVC – Failure to Yield When Making a Left or U-Turn
      • Vehicle Code 22106 CVC – Unsafe Starting or Backing
      • Vehicle Code 23152(b) VC – Driving with a BAC .08 or Greater
    • California Victims Advocacy Lawyer
      • Calculating Victim Restitution Orders in California
      • Preparing a California Crime Victim or Witness to Testify in Court
      • The California Victim Compensation Program (CalVCP)
      • The California Witness Protection Program
    • Common California Crimes by Health and Safety Code Section
      • California Health & Safety Code 11377 (a) HS
      • Health & Safety Code 11359 HS – Possession of Marijuana for Sale
      • Health & Safety Code 11156 HS – Prescribing Controlled Substances to an Addict
      • Health & Safety Code 11162.5 HS – Counterfeiting a Prescription Blank
      • Health & Safety Code 11352 HS – Sale or Transportation of a Controlled Substance
      • Health & Safety Code 11355 HS – Sale of a Substitute Substance in California
      • Health & Safety Code 11357 HS – Possession of Marijuana
      • Health & Safety Code 11360 HS – Marijuana Sales in California
      • Health & Safety Code 11363 HS – Cultivating Peyote in California
      • Health & Safety Code 11365 HS Being Present for Illegal Drug Use
      • Health & Safety Code 11366 HS – Operating a Drug House
      • Health & Safety Code 11368 HS – Forging or altering a prescription
      • Health & Safety Code 11379 HS – Sale or Transportation of Methamphetamine
      • Health & Safety Code 11383 & 11383.5 HS (Possessing Materials for Manufacturing Controlled Substances)
      • Health & Safety Code 122335 HS – California Dog Tethering Laws
      • Health & Safety Code 12702 HS – Furnishing Dangerous Fireworks to a Minor
      • Health and Safety Code 109575 HS – Manufacture of Imitation Controlled Substances
      • Health and Safety Code 11153 HS – Prescription Fraud by Medical Professionals
      • Health and Safety Code 11154 – Prescribing a Controlled Substance Without Treatment
      • Health and Safety Code 11173 HS – Fraud to Get a Controlled Substance
      • Health and Safety Code 11350 HS – Possession of a Controlled Substance in California
      • Health and Safety Code 11351 HS – Possession for Sale of a Controlled Substance
      • Health and Safety Code 11357.5 HS – Sale of Synthetic Cannabis
      • Health and Safety Code 11358 HS – California Marijuana Cultivation Laws
      • Health and Safety Code 11361 HS – Selling or Giving Marijuana to a Minor
      • Health and Safety Code 11364 HS – Drug Paraphernalia Possession
      • Health and Safety Code 11366.8 HS – Concealing Drugs in a “False Compartment”
      • Health and Safety Code 11375 HS – Sedatives & Benzodiazepine
      • Health and Safety Code 11375.5 HSC – Sale of Synthetic Stimulants
      • Health and Safety Code 11378 HS – Possession for Sale of Meth
      • Health and Safety Code 11379.6 HS – Manufacturing a Controlled Substance
      • Health and Safety Code 11550 HS – Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance
      • Health and Safety Code 120290 HS – Exposure to an Infectious Disease in California
      • Health and Safety Code 12085 (Making, Possessing, or Transporting Explosives)
      • Intentional Transmission of HIV / AIDS California Health and Safety Code 120291 HS
      • Mislabeling of Food as a California Crime Health & Safety Code 114087 HS
      • Money Laundering Involving the Proceeds of Drug Crimes Health & Safety Code 11370.9 HS
      • Possession of a Controlled Substance While Armed Health & Safety Code 11370.1 HS
      • Health and Safety Code 120275 HS – Violating a Public Health or Quarantine Order
      • Health and Safety Code 42400 HS – California’s Laws on Air Pollution Control
    • Common California Crimes by Penal Code Section
      • “Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor” (Penal Code 272 PC)
      • “Grand Theft Auto” in California – Penal Code 487d1 PC
      • 21310 PC – Carrying Concealed Dirk or Dagger
      • 302 PC – Disturbing a Religious Meeting in California
      • 3455 PC – Post Release Community Supervision in California
      • 537 PC – Defrauding an Innkeeper – California Penal Code
      • 653.2 PC – Electronic Cyber Harassment Law in California
      • 653b PC – Loitering at a School or Public Place Where Children Congregate
      • A Guide to Penal Code 647 PC
      • Aggravated Kidnapping – Penal Code 209 PC
      • Attempted Murder in California
      • Battery on a Peace / Police Officer (California Penal Code 243b & 243c PC)
      • California “Dogfighting” Laws Penal Code 597.5 PC
      • California Grand Theft Firearm (“GTF”) (Penal Code 487(d)(2) PC)
      • California Open Carry Laws
      • California Penal Code 137 & 138 – Bribery by or of Witnesses
      • California Penal Code 165 pc – Bribery of County Supervisors or Public Corporations
      • California Penal Code 19 PC – Misdemeanor penalties
      • California Penal Code 23515 PC – Offenses that involve the violent use of a firearm
      • California Penal Code 29900 PC – Violent felons with firearms
      • California Penal Code 472 PC – Forging, Counterfeiting, or Possessing a Fraudulent Public Seal
      • California Penal Code 484g PC – Fraudulent Use of a Credit Card
      • California Penal Code 4852 PC – Pardon procedures
      • California Penal Code 653 PC – Tattooing a Minor
      • California Penal Code 67 / 68 pc – Bribery by or of Executive Officers or Public Employees
      • California Penal Code 85 & 86 pc – Bribery by or of Legislators & Elected Officials
      • California Penal Code 92 & 93 pc Bribery of or by Judges, Judicial Officers or Jurors
      • California Penal Code Section 641.3 Commercial Bribery
      • California Prostitution & Solicitation Laws – Penal Code 647(b) PC
      • California Statutory Rape Laws – Penal Code 261.5 PC
      • Creating or Maintaining a Public Nuisance(Penal Code 372 & 373a PC)
      • Expungement of Criminal Records in California – Penal Code 1203.4
      • How to Make a Citizen’s Arrest in California
      • Mental Health Diversion for California Criminal Offenses (Penal Code 1001.36 PC)
      • Motions to Suppress Evidence – California Penal Code 1538.5 PC
      • Negligent Discharge of a Firearm (Penal Code 246.3 PC)
      • PC 1000 – California’s Drug Diversion Program
      • PC 12022 – Being Armed with a Firearm During the Commission of a Felony
      • PC 485 – Theft of Lost Property
      • PC 851.8 – How to Seek a “Certificate of Factual Innocence” in California
      • Penal Code “995 Motions” in California
      • Penal Code 1050 PC – Continuances in California Criminal Cases
      • Penal Code 115 PC – Filing False Documents
      • Penal Code 1170.9 PC – Treatment Instead of Jail for California Veterans
      • Penal Code 118 PC – California’s Perjury Laws
      • Penal Code 118.1 PC – Police Officers Filing False Reports
      • Penal Code 12022.1 PC – Committing a felony while on bail or OR release
      • 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 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 1214 PC – Collection of Restitution Funds
      • Penal Code 1214.1 PC – Fines for Failure to Appear
      • Penal Code 12556 PC – “Imitation Firearms”
      • Penal Code 132 PC – Offering False Evidence – California Law
      • Penal Code 1320 & 1320.5 PC
      • Penal Code 134 PC – California’s Laws on Preparing False Evidence
      • Penal Code 135 PC – Destroying or Concealing Evidence
      • Penal Code 136.1 PC – Dissuading or Intimidating a Witness
      • Penal Code 1382 PC – Speedy Trial Rights & Grounds for Dismissal
      • Penal Code 141 PC – Planting or Tampering with Evidence
      • Penal Code 1473.7 PC – Motion to Vacate Judgment
      • Penal Code 148 PC – Resisting Arrest in California
      • Penal Code 148.3 PC – False Report of an Emergency
      • Penal Code 148.4 PC – Making a False Fire Alarm
      • Penal Code 148.5 PC – Making a False Report of a Crime in California
      • Penal Code 148.9 PC – False Identification to a Police Officer
      • 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 16590 PC – Prohibited Weapons in California
      • Penal Code 166 PC – Contempt of Court
      • Penal Code 169 – Picketing Outside a Courthouse
      • Penal Code 171 b PC – Unauthorized Possession of Weapons in Public Buildings and Meetings
      • Penal Code 171.5 PC – Weapons at California Airports
      • Penal Code 171.7 PC – Weapons at California Public Transit Facilities
      • Penal Code 17500 PC – Possession of a Deadly Weapon with Intent to Assault
      • Penal Code 182 PC – California’s Criminal Conspiracy Laws
      • Penal Code 185 PC – Wearing a Mask or Disguise to Evade Police
      • Penal Code 186.10 PC – California “Money Laundering” Laws
      • Penal Code 186.22 PC – California “Gang Sentencing” Enhancement Law
      • Penal Code 18710 PC – Possessing Destructive Devices or Explosives
      • Penal Code 18720 PC – Possession of Destructive Device Materials
      • Penal Code 192 PC – Voluntary Manslaughter – California Law
      • Penal Code 193.8 PC – Relinquishing a Motor Vehicle to a Minor
      • Penal Code 203 PC – The Crime of “Mayhem” in California Law
      • Penal Code 20310 PC – California Law re: “Air Gauge Knife”
      • Penal Code 20410 PC – Belt Buckle Knives
      • Penal Code 205 PC – Aggravated Mayhem
      • Penal Code 20510 PC – California Law re Cane Swords
      • Penal Code 206 PC – The Crime of “Torture” in California Law
      • 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 20910 PC – California Law re Writing Pen Knives
      • Penal Code 210 PC – Extortion by Posing as a Kidnapper
      • Penal Code 210.5 PC – False Imprisonment of a Hostage/to Avoid Arrest
      • Penal Code 211 PC – California Robbery Laws
      • Penal Code 21110 PC – California Law re: “Ballistic Knives”
      • Penal Code 215 PC – Carjacking
      • Penal Code 21510 PC – Possession of a Switchblade
      • Penal Code 217.1 PC – Assault on a Public Official
      • Penal Code 21810 PC – Possession of “Brass Knuckles”
      • Penal Code 220 PC – Assault with Intent to Commit a Felony
      • Penal Code 22010 PC – California Law re: Nunchakus (“Nunchuks”)
      • Penal Code 22210 PC – California’s Law re Leaded Canes or Batons
      • Penal Code 22410 PC – California Law re “Shurikens” and “Ninija Stars”
      • Penal Code 22610 PC – California “Stun Gun” Laws
      • Penal Code 236 PC – California False Imprisonment Laws
      • Penal Code 236.1 PC – Human Trafficking Laws in California
      • Penal Code 237 PC – Penalties and Punishment for False Imprisonment in California
      • Penal Code 240 PC – California Assault Law
      • Penal Code 241 c PC – Assaulting a Police Officer
      • Penal Code 242 PC – California “Assault & Battery” Laws
      • Penal Code 243 d PC – Aggravated Battery Causing Serious Bodily Injury
      • Penal Code 243.4 PC – California Sexual Battery (Assault) Laws
      • Penal Code 243(e)(1) – Domestic Battery in Califotnia
      • Penal Code 244 PC – Assault with Caustic Chemicals
      • Penal Code 24410 PC – California Law re: “Cane Guns”
      • Penal Code 245.5 PC – Assault with a Deadly Weapon on a School Employee
      • Penal Code 245.6 PC – California Hazing Laws
      • Penal Code 245(a)(4) PC (Assault by Means Likely to Produce Great Bodily Injury)
      • Penal Code 245a1 PC – Assault with a Deadly Weapon
      • Penal Code 245a2 – Assault with a Firearm
      • Penal Code 246 PC – Shooting at an Inhabited Dwelling
      • Penal Code 247 PC – Shooting at an Unoccupied Vehicle or Building
      • 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 25400 PC – Carrying a Concealed Weapon – California Law
      • Penal Code 25610 PC – Conditions on Carrying a Firearm in a Motor Vehicle
      • Penal Code 25850 PC – Carrying a Loaded Firearm
      • Penal Code 261 PC – California Rape Laws
      • Penal Code 26100 PC – California’s Drive-by Shooting Law
      • Penal Code 262 PC – California Spousal / Marital Rape Laws
      • Penal Code 264.1 PC – “Gang Rape” (Rape Act in Concert)
      • Penal Code 26500 PC – Unlicensed Sale of Firearms in California
      • Penal Code 266h PC – California’s Pimping Laws
      • Penal Code 266i PC – Pandering Charges in California
      • Penal Code 269 PC – Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child
      • Penal Code 270 PC – California’s Child Neglect Laws
      • Penal Code 270.1(a) – 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
      • Penal Code 273a PC – California Child Endangerment Law
      • Penal Code 273d PC – California Child Abuse Laws
      • Penal Code 273g PC – Lewdness or Intoxication in the Presence of a Child
      • Penal Code 278 PC – California “Child Abduction” Law
      • Penal Code 278.5 PC – Child Abduction – Deprivation of Custody
      • Penal Code 281 PC – California “Bigamy” Laws
      • Penal Code 284 PC – Marrying the Husband or Wife of Another
      • Penal Code 285 PC – California Incest Laws
      • Penal Code 286 PC – California Sodomy Laws
      • Penal Code 288.1 Reports – Mental Evaluations of People Convicted of Sex Crimes
      • Penal Code 288.2 PC- Sending Obscene Material to Seduce a Minor
      • Penal Code 288.3 PC – Contacting a Minor with Intent to Commit a Felony
      • Penal Code 288.4 PC – Arranging a Meeting With a Minor For Lewd Purposes
      • Penal Code 288.5 PC – Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child
      • Penal Code 288.7 PC – Sex with a Child Under 10
      • Penal Code 288a PC – Oral Copulation with a Minor
      • 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 288i PC – Lewd Act with a Minor Child, Bodily Harm Inflicted
      • Penal Code 289 PC – Forcible Sexual Penetration with a Foreign Object
      • Penal Code 289.6 PC – Sex with an Inmate
      • Penal Code 290 PC – Failure to Register as a Sex Offender
      • Penal Code 29800 PC – Felon (with) in Possession of a Firearm
      • 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 303 PC – Loitering to Solicit the Purchase of Alcohol
      • Penal Code 3056 PC – Awaiting parole revocation hearings
      • Penal Code 30600 PC – Assault Weapons and Rifles in California
      • Penal Code 30605 PC – Possession of an Assault Weapon
      • Penal Code 30610 PC – Possession of a .50 BMG Rifle
      • Penal Code 31 – California Aiding and Abetting Laws
      • Penal Code 311 PC – California Child Pornography Laws
      • Penal Code 314 PC – Indecent Exposure – California Law
      • Penal Code 32 PC – California “Accessory After the Fact” Law
      • Penal Code 32310 PC – Large Capacity Magazines – California Law
      • Penal Code 330 PC – Illegal Gambling in California
      • Penal Code 332 PC – Obtaining Money by Gaming Fraud
      • Penal Code 33410 PC – Possession of a Silencer – California Law
      • Penal Code 337 PC – Bookmaking, Pool-Selling and Wagering in California
      • Penal Code 347 PC – Poisoning Food, Drink, Medicine, or Water in California
      • Penal Code 350 PC – Making or Selling Counterfeit Goods
      • Penal Code 365.7 PC – Service Dog Fraud in California
      • Penal Code 368 PC – California Elder Abuse Laws
      • Penal Code 374.3 PC (Illegal Dumping of Waste in California)
      • Penal Code 381 PC – Possession of Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas)
      • Penal Code 399 PC – Failing to Control a Dangerous Dog or Animal
      • Penal Code 399.5 PC – Owning Dogs Trained to Fight, Attack, or Kill in California
      • Penal Code 401 PC – Assisted Suicide – California Law
      • Penal Code 402(a) – Sightseeing at the Scene of an Emergency
      • Penal Code 402b PC – Abandoning an Appliance without Removing its Door
      • Penal Code 403 PC – Disturbing a Public Meeting
      • 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 408 PC – “Unlawful Assembly” Law in California
      • Penal Code 409 PC – Failing to Disperse at the Scene of a Riot
      • Penal Code 409.5 PC – Unauthorized Entry into a Closed Emergency Area
      • Penal Code 415 PC – Disturbing the Peace in California
      • Penal Code 416 PC – Failing to Disperse at a Public Disturbance
      • Penal Code 417 PC – Brandishing a Weapon or Firearm
      • Penal Code 417.25 PC – Aiming or Pointing a Laser Scope or Pointer
      • Penal Code 417.6 PC – Brandishing a Firearm, Inflicting Serious Bodily Injury
      • Penal Code 422 PC – California Criminal Threats Law
      • Penal Code 422.55 PC – Hate Crime Defined Under California Law
      • Penal Code 422.6 PC – Commission of a Hate Crime in California
      • Penal Code 422.7 PC – “Hate Crime” Penalties for Misdemeanor Offenses in California
      • Penal Code 422.75 PC – “Hate Crime” Penalty Enhancement for Felonies
      • Penal Code 424 PC – Misappropriation of Public Funds in California
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        • When is “House Flipping” Illegal in California?
        • When is “Predatory Lending” a Crime in California?
      • Penal Code 451 PC – California Arson Laws
      • Penal Code 452 PC – Reckless Burning
      • Penal Code 4550 PC – Rescuing a Prisoner
      • Penal Code 4573 PC (Bringing Drugs into a Jail or Prison)
      • Penal Code 4573.5 PC – Bringing Contraband into a Jail or Prison
      • Penal Code 459 PC – California Burglary Laws
      • Penal Code 459.5 PC – California Shoplifting Laws
      • Penal Code 463 PC – California “Looting” Laws
      • Penal Code 464 – Burglary of a Safe or Vault
      • Penal Code 466 PC – Possession of Burglary Tools in California
      • Penal Code 469 PC – Duplication of a Key to a California State Building
      • Penal Code 470 a – Forging or Counterfeiting a Driver’s License
      • Penal Code 470 PC – California “Forgery” Laws
      • Penal Code 475 PC – Possession of Counterfeit Items
      • Penal Code 476 PC – California Check Fraud Laws
      • Penal Code 476a PC – Writing Bad Checks in California
      • Penal Code 484 PC – California “Petty Theft” Laws
      • Penal Code 484e PC – Theft of Credit Card Information – California Law
      • Penal Code 484f PC – Forging Credit Card Information
      • Penal Code 484h PC – Retailer Credit Card Fraud
      • Penal Code 484i PC – Counterfeiting Credit Cards
      • Penal Code 484j PC – Publishing Credit Card Information
      • Penal Code 487 PC – Grand Theft in California
      • Penal Code 488 PC – Definition of Petty Theft in California
      • Penal Code 499(c) PC – Theft of Trade Secrets
      • Penal Code 499b PC – Unlawful Taking of a Bicycle or Vessel
      • Penal Code 502 PC – Unauthorized Computer Access and Fraud
      • Penal Code 503 PC – California Embezzlement Laws
      • Penal Code 504 PC – Embezzlement/Misappropriation by a Public Officer
      • Penal Code 518 PC – Criminal Extortion in California
      • Penal Code 522 PC – Obtaining a Signature by Extortion
      • Penal Code 523 PC – Extortion by Threatening Letter
      • Penal Code 526 PC – Extortion by a Fake Court Order
      • Penal Code 527 PC – Publishing and Selling Documents Resembling Court Orders
      • Penal Code 529 PC – False Impersonation
      • Penal Code 530.5 PC – California Identity Theft Laws
      • Penal Code 530.5e PC – Mail Theft Laws in California
      • Penal Code 531 – Participating in a Fraudulent Conveyance
      • Penal Code 532 PC – Theft by False Pretenses
      • Penal Code 538d PC – Impersonating a Police Officer in California
      • Penal Code 548 PC – Auto Insurance Fraud by Damaging or Abandoning a Vehicle
      • 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
      • Penal Code 594 PC – California Vandalism Law
      • Penal Code 597 b PC – Cockfighting Laws in California
      • Penal Code 597 PC – California “Animal Abuse & Cruelty” Laws
      • Penal Code 597.7 PC – Is it illegal to leave your dog in the car in California?
      • Penal Code 601 PC – Aggravated (Felony) Trespass
      • Penal Code 602 PC – California Trespassing Laws
      • Penal Code 602.1 PC – Obstructing a Public Business Establishment
      • Penal Code 626.10 PC – Weapons on California School Grounds
      • Penal Code 626.9 PC – California’s “Gun-Free School Zone Act”
      • Penal Code 631 PC – California Wiretapping Laws
      • Penal Code 632 PC – California Eavesdropping Laws
      • Penal Code 646.9 PC – California Stalking Laws
      • Penal Code 647.6 PC – Annoying or Molesting a Child Under 18
      • Penal Code 647a PC – Lewd Conduct in Public
      • Penal Code 647c – California Panhandling Law
      • Penal Code 647e PC – Illegal Squatting – California Law
      • Penal Code 647f PC – Public Intoxication California
      • Penal Code 647h PC – Loitering to Commit a Crime
      • Penal Code 647i PC – Peeking While Loitering (Prowling)
      • Penal Code 647j PC – Criminal Invasion of Privacy in California
      • Penal Code 647j4 PC – California Revenge Porn Laws
      • Penal Code 653.22 PC – Loitering for Prostitution
      • Penal Code 653.23 PC – Supervising or Aiding a Prostitute
      • Penal Code 653m PC – Annoying Phone Calls
      • Penal Code 654 PC – Multiple Punishments for Same Act Prohibited in California
      • Penal Code 664 PC – Attempted Crimes in California
      • Penal Code 666 PC – California’s Petty Theft with a Prior Law
      • Penal Code 666.5 PC – Repeat Offenses of Auto Theft
      • Penal Code 667.61 (California’s “One Strike” Law)
      • Penal Code 667.71 – California’s Habitual Sexual Offender Law
      • Penal Code 69 PC – Resisting an Executive Officer
      • Penal Code 801.1 – Limitation Period for Specified Sex Offenses
      • Penal Code 853.7 PC – Violating a Written Promise to Appear in Court
      • Penal Code 977 PC (Waiver of Defendant’s Presence for Misdemeanors)
      • Penal Code 978.5 PC – Bench Warrant of Arrest in California
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      • Penal Code 11418 PC – Weapons of Mass Destruction
      • Penal Code 186.11 PC – California’s White-Collar Crime Enhancement
      • Penal Code 22810 PC – Unlawful Use of Tear Gas
      • Penal Code 25100 PC – Criminal Storage of a Firearm
      • Penal Code 266 PC – Enticing a Child to Prostitution
      • Penal Code 288 PC – Lewd and Lascivious Acts with a Minor Child
      • Penal Code 30315 PC – Possession of Armor-Piercing Bullets
      • Penal Code 4502 PC – Weapons in California Penal Institutions
      • Penal Code 496 PC – Receiving Stolen Property in California
      • Possession of a “Bump Stock” in California (Penal Code 32900)
      • Solicitation to Commit a Crime – Penal Code 653f PC
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      • 18-3-602 CRS – Colorado Stalking and “Vonnie’s Law”
      • 18-4-406 C.R.S. – Shoplifting in Colorado
      • 18-4-409 CRS – Aggravated Motor Vehicle Theft in Colorado
      • 18-4-420(1) CRS – Owning or operating a chop shop
      • 18-5-102 CRS – Forgery in Colorado law
        • CRS 18-5-104 – Second-Degree Forgery in Colorado
      • 18-7-301 CRS – Public Indecency Law in Colorado
      • 18-7-302 CRS – Indecent Exposure Law in Colorado
      • 18-8-112 – Impersonating a Peace Officer in Colorado
      • 18-8-208 CRS – Escape and Aiding Escape in Colorado
      • 18-8-208.1 CRS – Attempt to escape from jail or prison in Colorado
      • 18-9-106 CRS – Colorado “Disorderly Conduct” Laws
      • 18-9-303 – Wiretapping and Eavesdropping Laws in Colorado
      • 18-9-306.5 CRS – Obstruction of Telephone Service in Colorado
      • 42-2-101 CRS – Driving Without a License in Colorado
      • Advertisement of Drug Paraphernalia CRS 18–18–430
      • Aggravated Robbery in Colorado (C.R.S. 18-4-302)
      • Animal Fighting (Colorado 18-9-204 C.R.S.)
      • Are Fireworks Legal in Colorado?
      • Attempted Murder in Colorado
      • Bad Checks in Colorado C.R.S. 18-5-512
      • Bigamy CRS 18-6-201
      • Bribery CRS 18-8-302
        • Bribing a Juror in Colorado CRS 18-8-606
        • Bribing a Witness in Colorado CRS 18-8-703
      • Check Fraud Laws in Colorado – CRS 18-5-205
      • Child Pornography Laws in Colorado
      • Colorado “Assault” Laws
        • Colorado’s Felony Murder Rule
        • CRS 18-3-202 – First Degree Felony Assault
        • CRS 18-3-203 – Second Degree Felony Assault
        • Denver Assault and Menacing Lawyer
        • Felony Assault Law in Colorado
        • Third Degree Assault in Colorado – CRS 18-3-204
      • Colorado “Burglary” Laws
        • CRS 18-4-202 – First-Degree Burglary in Colorado
        • CRS 18-4-203 – Second-Degree Burglary Law in Colorado
        • CRS 18-4-204 – Third-Degree Burglary in Colorado
      • Colorado “Elder Abuse” Laws (18-6.5-103 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado “False Imprisonment” Laws (18-3-303 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado “Incest” & “Aggravated Incest” Laws (18-6-301 & 18-6-302 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado “Kidnapping” Laws (18-3-301 & 18-3-302 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado “menacing” laws (18-3-206 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado “Pandering” Laws (18-7-203 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado “Pimping” Laws (18-7-206 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado “Revenge Porn” Laws CRS 18-7-107
      • Colorado “Sexual Assault on a Child” Laws (Colorado 18-3-405 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado “Unlawful Sexual Contact” Laws (18-3-404 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado “False Reporting of a Crime” Laws C.R.S. (18-8-110, 18-8-111)
      • Colorado Benzodiazapines Laws (Xanax / Ativan / Klonopin)
      • Colorado Careless Driving Laws
      • Colorado Cocaine Laws
      • Colorado Conspiracy Laws (18-2-201 C.R.S.) (Explained by Denver criminal defense lawyers)
        • Colorado Conspiracy Penalties (18-2-206 C.R.S.) (Explained by Denver criminal defense lawyers)
      • Colorado Criminal “Extortion” Laws ( 18-3-207 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Criminal Mischief Laws (18-4-501 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Cyberstalking Laws
      • Colorado Gang Laws
      • Colorado GHB Laws
      • Colorado Heroin Laws
      • Colorado Hit and Run / Leaving the Scene of an Accident – (42-4-1601 & 42-4-1602 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Ketamine Laws
      • Colorado law re “Abusing Toxic Vapors” (18-18-412 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Law re “Enticement of a Child Under 15” (18-3-305 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Law re “Failure to Register as a Sex Offender” (18-3-412.6 & 18-3-412.5 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Law re “Invasion of Privacy for Sexual Gratification” (Colorado 18-3-405.6 CRS)
      • Colorado Law re “Pandering of a Child” (Colorado 18-7-403 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Law re “Pimping of a Child” (18-7-405 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Law re “Procurement of a Child for Sexual Exploitation” (18-6-404 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Law re “Procurement of a Child” (Colorado 18-7-403.5 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Law re “Sale or Manufacture of an Imitation Controlled Substance” (18-18-422 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Law re “Sexual Assault of a Client by a Psychotherapist” (18-3-405.5 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Law re “Soliciting for Child Prostitution” (Colorado 18-7-402 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Law re Human and Sex Trafficking
      • Colorado Law re Keeping a Place of Child Prostitution (18-7-404 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado law re Patronizing a Prostituted Child (18-7-406 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Laws on Ecstasy (a/k/a Molly or MDMA)
      • Colorado Laws on PCP (Phencyclidine)
      • Colorado Laws re Hydrocodone / Vicodin / Norco
      • Colorado Laws re Marijuana
      • Colorado Laws re Money Laundering
      • Colorado Laws re Use, Possession or Sale of Codeine
      • Colorado LSD Laws
      • Colorado Manslaughter (18-3-104 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Methamphetamine Laws
      • Colorado Morphine Laws
      • Colorado Murder and Homicide Laws
        • Murder in the First Degree (Colorado 18-3-102 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Open Container laws – CRS 42–4–1305
      • Colorado Organized Crime Act CRS 18-17-104
      • Colorado Perjury Laws (C.R.S. 18-8-502, 18-8-503, 18-8-504 and 18-5-901)
      • Colorado Real Estate Fraud
      • Colorado Reckless Driving Laws (42-4-1401 CRS)
      • Colorado Reckless Endangerment Laws (18-3-208 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Robbery Laws (Colorado 18-4-301, 18-4-302 and 18-4 -303 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado’s “Counterfeit Drug” Law (18-18-423 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado’s “Medical Marijuana” Laws
      • Colorado’s Accessory to Crime Law (18-8-105 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado’s Arson Laws
        • 18-4-102 CRS – First-Degree Arson in Colorado
        • 18-4-103 CRS – Second-Degree Arson in Colorado
        • 18-4-104 CRS – Third-Degree Arson in Colorado
        • 18-4-105 – Fourth-Degree Arson in Colorado
      • Colorado’s Criminal Solicitation Law (18-2-301 C.R.S.) (Explained by Denver criminal defense lawyers)
      • Colorado’s Laws on Synthetic Marijuana and Salvia (18-18-406.1 and 18-18-406.2 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado’s Tampering Laws
      • Complicity (Accomplices) to a Crime in Colorado C.R.S. 18-1-603
      • Computer Crimes CRS 18-5.5-102
      • Contempt of Court in Colorado
      • Contracting Without a License in Colorado
      • Credit Card Fraud in Colorado
      • Criminal Invasion of Privacy in Colorado CRS 18-7-801
      • Criminal Tampering, First and Second Degree (Colorado CRS 18-4-505)
      • Criminal Threats in Colorado
      • Criminal Use of a Noxious Substance in Colorado C.R.S. 18-4-513
      • Criminally Negligent Homicide (Colorado 18-3-105 C.R.S.)
      • CRS 18-3-306 – Internet Luring of a Child – Colorado Law
      • CRS 18-5-113 – Criminal Impersonation in Colorado
      • CRS 18-5-207 – Purchase on Credit to Defraud in Colorado
      • CRS 18-5-211 – Insurance Fraud in Colorado
      • CRS 18-6-401 – Colorado Child Abuse Laws
        • Persons Required to Report Child Abuse or Neglect in Colorado CRS 19-3-304
      • CRS 18-6-403 – Sexual Exploitation of a Child Under 18
      • CRS 18-6-701 – Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor – Colorado Law
      • CRS 18-7-102 – “Wholesale Promotion of Obscenity” in Colorado
      • CRS 18-7-201 – Colorado’s Law on Prostitution
        • Colorado Law re “Patronizing a Prostitute” (18-7-205 C.R.S.)
        • Colorado Law re “Soliciting for Prostitution” (18-7-202 C.R.S.)
      • CRS 18-7-207 – Prostitutes Making Display in Colorado
      • CRS 18-8-102 – Obstructing Government Operations in Colorado
      • CRS 18-8-102 – Obstructing Government Operations in Colorado
      • CRS 18-8-104 – Obstructing a Peace Officer in Colorado
      • CRS 18-8-108 – The Crime of Compounding in Colorado
      • CRS 18-8-113 – Impersonating a Public Servant in Colorado
      • CRS 18-8-114 – Abuse of Records Offenses in Colorado
      • CRS 18-8-803 and Duty to Report Use of Force
      • CRS 18-9-103 – Arming Rioters – Colorado Law
      • CRS 18-9-111 – Harassment in Colorado
      • CRS 18-9-202 – Animal cruelty laws in Colorado
      • CRS 22-33-104 – School Truancy Laws in Colorado
      • CRS 42-2-138 – Colorado “Driving Under Restraint” (DUR) Laws
      • CRS 42-4-1007 – Unsafe Lane Changes in Colorado
      • CRS 42-4-1603 – Hit and Run with Injury in Colorado
      • CRS 42-4-1606 – Failure to notify police of an accident in Colorado
      • CRS 42-4-703 – Failure to Yield Right-of-Way at Intersections in Colorado
      • Date Rape Laws in Colorado
      • Deceptive Sales and Business Practices in Colorado
      • Defacing a Firearm (Colorado 18-12-104 C.R.S.)
      • Defacing Crimes in Colorado
      • Denver Fraud and White Collar Crime Defense Lawyer
        • Equity Skimming C.R.S. 18-5-802
      • Dispensing Violent Films to Minors in Colorado CRS 18-7-601
      • Disrupting a Lawful Meeting or Assembly CRS 18-9-108
      • Domestic Violence Assault in Colorado C.R.S. 18-6-801
      • Domestic Violence Harassment in Colorado
      • Domestic Violence Laws in Colorado
      • Driving With an Open Marijuana Container in Colorado CRS 42–4–1305.5
      • Drugging Someone With GHB or Ketamine (Colorado 18-13-123 C.R.S.)
      • Embezzlement 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.)
      • Failure to Pay Child Support in Colorado
      • Failure to Pay Tax on Gaming Proceeds in Colorado CRS 18-20-103
      • False Affidavit in Colorado CRS 42–2–137
      • First degree murder of a peace officer, firefighter, or emergency medical service provider- (Colorado 18-3-107 C.R.S.)
      • Fugitive from Justice Charge in Colorado (CRS 16-19-103)
      • Furnishing cigarettes, tobacco or nicotine to minors (Colorado 18-13-121 C.R.S.)
      • Government-Related Crimes in Colorado
      • Harboring a Minor in Colorado CRS 18-6-601
      • Health Care Fraud in Colorado
      • Human Smuggling in Colorado CRS 18-13-128
      • Human Trafficking for Involuntary Servitude (Colorado 18-3-503 C.R.S.)
      • Identity Theft (Colorado 18-5-902 C.R.S.)
      • Identity Theft Tools CRS 18-5-903, 903.5, 905
      • Illegal Gambling in Colorado (CRS 18-10-103)
      • Inducement of Child Prostitution (Colorado 18-7-405.5 C.R.S.)
      • Intimidating a Juror in Colorado CRS 18-8-608
      • Intimidating a Witness in Colorado CRS 18-8-704
      • Introducing Contraband to a Jail or Prison Colorado CRS 18-8-203
      • Keeping a Place of Prostitution in Colorado (18-7-204 C.R.S.)
      • Knife Laws in Colorado
      • 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 C.R.S.)
      • Misuse of Official Information CRS 18-8-402
      • Mortgage Fraud in Colorado
      • Murder in the Second Degree (Colorado 18-3-103 C.R.S.)
      • Obstruction of Justice Laws in Colorado
      • Official Misconduct in Colorado CRS 18-8-404
      • Owning a Dangerous Dog (Colorado 18-9-204.5 C.R.S.)
      • Oxycontin
      • Penalty for a Second Firearm Offense CRS 18-12-107
      • Permitting an Unauthorized Minor to Drive in Colorado CRS 42–2–139
      • Permitting an Unauthorized Person to Drive in Colorado CRS 42–2–140
      • Possessing a dangerous or illegal weapon (Colorado 18-12-102 C.R.S.)
      • Possession of a Switchblade in Colorado
      • Possession of Burglary Tools in Colorado (C.R.S. 18-4-205)
      • Possession of Contraband by an Inmate (Colorado Law CRS 18-8-204.1)
      • Possession of materials to make methamphetamine and amphetamine (Colorado 18-18-412.5 C.R.S.)
      • Posting Private Image for Pecuniary Gain in Colorado CRS 18-7-108
      • Prescription Fraud in Colorado C.R.S. 18-18-415
      • Providing a Gun to a Juvenile (Colorado 18-12-108.7 C.R.S.)
      • Psilocybin Mushroom Laws in Colorado
      • Recruitment of Juveniles for a Criminal Street Gang (Colorado CRS 18-23-102)
      • Resisting Arrest (Colorado 18-8-103 C.R.S.)
      • Rioting Offenses in Colorado CRS 18-9-104
      • Sale or Distribution of Materials to Manufacture Controlled Substances CRS 18–18–412.7
      • Serious Bodily Injury in Colorado Law
      • Sexual Assault on a Child by One in a Position of Trust (Colorado 18-3-405.3 C.R.S.)
      • Sexual Conduct in a Correctional Institution in Colorado CRS 18-7-701
      • Sexually Explicit Material Harmful to Children in Colorado CRS 18-7-502
      • Soliciting Unlawful Compensation in Colorado (CRS 18-8-304)
      • Spousal Rape Laws in Colorado
      • Statutory Rape Laws in Colorado
        • Age of Consent in Colorado
        • Colorado Dating Laws and Rules for Minors
      • Tampering with a Motor Vehicle in Colorado CRS 42–5–103
      • Tampering with Physical Evidence in Colorado CRS 18-8-610
      • The Crime of “Disarming a Peace Officer” in Colorado (CRS 18-8-116)
      • Theft by Receiving Stolen Property (Colorado 18-4-404 C.R.S.)
      • Theft of Medical Records in Colorado C.R.S. 18-4-412
      • Theft of Motor Vehicle Parts—Theft of License Plates in Colorado CRS 42–5–104
      • Theft of Trade Secrets (Colorado 18-4-408 C.R.S.)
      • Unemployment Fraud in Colorado
      • 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 use of marijuana in a detention facility (Colorado 18-18-406.5 C.R.S.)
      • Vandalism Laws in Colorado
      • Welfare Fraud in Colorado
      • Workers’ Comp Fraud CRS 9-43-402
      • 18-5-702 CRS – Unauthorized use of a financial device
      • Colorado “Vehicular Assault” Laws (18-3-205 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado “Violating Bail Conditions” Laws CRS 18-8-212
      • Colorado Criminal “Trespassing” Laws
        • 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 Vehicular Homicide Laws (18-3-106 C.R.S.)
      • Criminal Usury in Colorado CRS 18-15-104
      • CRS 12-36-129 – Unauthorized Practice of Medicine in Colorado
      • CRS 33-6-126 – Shooting from a Public Road in Colorado
      • CRS 42-4-1105 – Speed Contests and Exhibitions of Speed in Colorado law
      • CRS 44-3-901 – Furnishing alcohol to minors in Colorado
      • Denver Sex Crimes Defense Lawyer
      • Denver Theft, Robbery and Burglary Criminal Defense Lawyer
        • Colorado Misdemeanor Theft Laws
        • Colorado Petty Theft (Larceny) – 18-4-401 (2)(b) CRS
        • Felony Grand Theft Laws in Colorado – CRS 18-4-401(2)
      • Offenses Relating to the UCC
      • Possession of explosives, chemical, biological, or radiological weapons (Colorado 18-12-109 C.R.S.)
      • Purchase of Tobacco by a Minor Under 18 (Colorado 18-13-121 C.R.S.)
      • Retaliation Against a Witness in Colorado CRS 18-8-706
      • Unauthorized Practice of Law in Colorado
      • Unlawful Possession or Use of License in Colorado CRS 42–2–136
      • Witness Tampering in Colorado CRS 18-8-707
    • Colorado Extradition Laws (CRS 16-19-104)
    • Colorado Felony Sentencing
      • Class 1 Felonies in Colorado (C.R.S. 18-1.3-401) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • Class 2 Felonies in Colorado (C.R.S. 18-1.3-401) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • Class 3 Felonies in Colorado (C.R.S. 18-1.3-401) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • Class 4 Felonies in Colorado (C.R.S. 18-1.3-401) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • Class 5 Felonies in Colorado (C.R.S. 18-1.3-401) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • Class 6 Felonies in Colorado (C.R.S. 18-1.3-401) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • CRS 18-1.3-103.5 – Wobblers in Colorado Drug Law
    • Colorado Gun Laws
      • 18-12-108 CRS – Possession of a weapon by a previous offender (POWPO)
      • Colorado Use of Stun Guns 18-12-106.5 C.R.S.
      • Colorado’s Concealed Weapon Law
      • Colorado’s Open-Carry Law for Firearms
      • How To Obtain a Permit To Carry a Concealed Handgun in Colorado (18-12-203 C.R.S.)
      • Illegal discharge of a firearm (Colorado 18-12-107.5 C.R.S.)
      • Possession of a Handgun by a Juvenile Colorado 18-12-108.5 C.R.S.
      • Possession of a loaded firearm in a motor vehicle Colorado 33-6-125 C.R.S.
      • Prohibited Use of Weapons (Colorado 18-12-106 C.R.S.)
      • Unlawful Possession of a Weapon on School Grounds (Colorado 18-12-105.5 C.R.S.)
      • Unlawful Purchase of a Firearm Colorado 18-12-111 C.R.S.
    • Colorado Jails
      • “Adams County Detention Facility” Information in Brighton, Colorado
      • “Archuleta County Jail” in Pagosa Springs, Colorado
      • “Boulder County Jail” Information in Boulder, Colorado
      • Alamosa County Jail Information in Alamosa, Colorado
      • Bent County Jail Information in Las Animas, Colorado
      • Broomfield Detention Center
      • Clear Creek County Jail in Georgetown, Colorado
      • Costilla County Jail in San Luis, Colorado
      • Custer County Jail (Detention Center)
      • Denver County Jail Information
      • Douglas County Jail in Castle Rock, Colorado
      • Eagle County Jail in Colorado
      • Elbert County Jail
      • Fremont County Jail in Cañon City, Colorado
      • Gunnison County Jail in Colorado
      • La Plata County Jail in Durango, Colorado
      • Larimer County Jail in Fort Collins, Colorado
      • Mesa County Jail in Grand Junction, Colorado
      • Pueblo County Jail in Colorado
      • San Miguel County Jail in Telluride, Colorado
      • Summit County Jail in Breckenridge, Colorado
      • Teller County Jail in Divide, Colorado
      • Van Cise-Simonet Detention Center information in Denver, Colorado
      • Washington County Jail in Akron, Colorado
      • Weld County Jail in Greeley, Colorado
    • Colorado Juvenile Criminal Defense Lawyer
      • CO: Juvenile Halls A-Z
        • Adams Youth Services Center
        • Gilliam Youth Services Center
        • Grand Mesa Youth Services Center
        • Lookout Mountain Youth Services Center
        • Marvin W. Foote Youth Services Center
        • Mountain View Youth Services Center
        • Platte Valley Youth Services Center
        • Pueblo Youth Services Center
        • Spring Creek Youth Services Center
      • Expungement and Sealing of Juvenile Records
      • When can Minors (Juveniles) Face Trial in Adult Court in Colorado?
      • Youthful Offenders System (YOS) in Colorado (CRS 18-1.3-407)
    • Colorado Mandatory Reporting Laws – CRS 12-36-135
    • Criminal Arrests in Colorado
      • Citizen’s Arrest in Colorado – CRS 16-3-201
    • Criminal Defense of Immigrants in Colorado
    • Denver Drug Crimes Defense Lawyer
      • Level 1 Drug Felonies in Colorado (C.R.S. 18) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • Level 1 Drug Misdemeanors in Colorado (C.R.S. 18-1.3-501) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • Level 2 Drug Felonies in Colorado (C.R.S. 18) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • Level 2 Drug Misdemeanors in Colorado (C.R.S. 18-1.3-501) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • Level 3 Drug Felonies in Colorado (C.R.S. 18) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • Level 4 Drug Felonies in Colorado (C.R.S. 18) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
    • Drug Petty Offense In Colorado – Definition And Penalties
    • Extradition from Another State into Colorado
    • Extradition Out of Colorado to Another State
    • Habitual Traffic Offender Colorado
    • Infractions in Colorado (C.R.S. 42) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • Class A Traffic Infractions (C.R.S. 42) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • Class B Traffic Infractions (C.R.S. 42-4-1701) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
    • Mandatory Protection Orders in Colorado – CRS 18-1-1001
    • Medical License Suspensions for Criminal Convictions in Colorado
    • Real Estate Agent License Suspensions for Criminal Convictions in Colorado
    • Statutes of Limitations in Colorado Criminal Cases
    • Strict Liability Crimes in Colorado
    • The Probable Cause Requirement in Colorado
    • 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 Legal Defense in Colorado Criminal Cases
      • Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity in Colorado (16-8-101.5 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado Self-Defense & “Make My Day”Laws
      • CRS 18-1-708 – Duress as a Defense in Colorado Criminal Cases
      • Entrapment in Colorado C.R.S. 18-1-709
      • Miranda Rights in Colorado
      • Voluntary & Involuntary Intoxication as a Legal Defense in Colorado Criminal Law
    • Traffic Misdemeanors in Colorado (C.R.S. 42) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • Class 1 Misdemeanors Traffic Offenses in Colorado (C.R.S. 42) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • Class 2 Misdemeanors Traffic Offenses in Colorado (C.R.S. 42-4-1701) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
    • Application Interviews at the Colorado State Board of Parole
    • Bench Warrants in Colorado
    • Colorado Criminal Court Process
      • Advisement Hearings in Colorado Criminal Court
      • Arraignment in Colorado criminal cases
      • Bench Trials in Colorado Criminal Cases
      • Colorado “Violation of a Protective Order” Law (18-6-803.5 C.R.S.)
      • Colorado adult diversion (18-1.3-101 C.R.S.) (Explained by Denver criminal defense lawyers)
      • Colorado Restraining Orders
      • Colorado Veterans Court
      • Competency to Proceed to Stand Trial in Colorado (CRS 16-8.5-101 et seq.)
      • Disposition Hearings in Colorado Criminal Court
      • Grand Jury Proceedings and Indictments in Colorado
      • How to File a “Motion to Recuse a Judge” in Colorado
      • How to Get a Permanent Protective Order in Colorado
      • How to post bail in Colorado
        • Bond in Colorado
      • Involuntary Civil Commitment Process in Colorado – CRS 27-65-105
      • Jury Trials in Colorado Criminal Cases
      • Motions to Suppress Evidence in Colorado
      • Plea Bargains in Denver Criminal Cases (Explained by the Colorado Legal Defense Group)
      • Pre-trial hearings in Colorado criminal cases
      • Preliminary Hearings in Colorado
      • Sentencing Hearings in Colorado
        • Alternative Imposition of Sentence in Drug Felonies in Colorado CRS 18-1.3-104.5
        • Colorado “Special Offender” Felony Drug Sentencing (18-18-407 C.R.S.)
        • Colorado Drug Sentencing Alternatives
        • Colorado’s “Sex Offender Intensive Supervision” Program (SOISP) (18-1.3-1007 C.R.S.)
        • Community Corrections Programs in Colorado CRS 18-1.3-301
        • Death Penalty in Colorado
        • Deferred judgment and sentence in Colorado courts CRS 18-1.3-102
        • Home Detention Programs in Colorado CRS 18-1.3-106
        • How is Victim Restitution Determined in Colorado?
        • How the “Sex Offender Registry” Works in Colorado
        • Sentencing Habitual Offenders in Colorado CRS 18-1.3-801
        • Sentencing Sex Offenders in Colorado (CRS 18-1.3-901)
        • Sexually Violent Predators in Colorado
        • Alternatives in Imposition of Sentence in Colorado CRS 18-1.3-104
        • Colorado Violent Crimes Sentencing (18-1.3-406 C.R.S.)
        • Electronic Monitoring in Colorado
        • Extraordinary Risk Crimes in Colorado Criminal Law
    • Colorado Misdemeanor Sentencing
      • 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)
    • Colorado’s Illegal Search and Seizure Laws
    • Contractor License Suspensions for Criminal Convictions in Colorado
    • Dental License Suspensions for Criminal Convictions in Colorado
    • Nursing License Suspensions for Criminal Convictions in Colorado
    • Petty Offenses in Colorado
      • Class 1 Petty Offenses in Colorado (C.R.S. 18-1.3-503) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
      • Class 2 Petty Offenses in Colorado (C.R.S. 18-1.3-503) (Explained by Colorado criminal defense attorneys)
    • Post-conviction Relief in Colorado Criminal Cases
      • Colorado Appeals
        • Ineffective Assistance of Counsel in Colorado Criminal Cases
        • Jury Misconduct in Colorado
      • Expungement in Colorado
      • Getting criminal records sealed in Denver, Colorado
      • How to Apply for a Governor’s Pardon and Clemency in Colorado
      • How to Apply to Commute a Sentence in Colorado
      • Motion for a New Trial in Colorado Criminal Cases
      • Motion for Reconsideration – Rule 35(b) in Colorado
      • Reducing a Felony to a Misdemeanor in Colorado CRS 18-1.3-103.5
    • Probation in Colorado Criminal Cases – How it Works
      • A Guide to Felony Probation in Colorado
      • How to Transfer to/from Colorado and another State while on Probation
      • How to Win a “Probation Violation Hearing” in Colorado
      • Misdemeanor Probation in Colorado
      • Unsupervised Probation in Colorado
      • Early Termination of Probation in Colorado Criminal Cases (CRS 18-1.3-204)
    • Prosecutorial Misconduct in Colorado
    • Revocation Hearings at the Colorado State Board of Parole
    • Search Warrants in Colorado
    • Social Work License Suspensions for Criminal Convictions in Colorado
  • Rescission Hearings at the Colorado Parole Board
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      • Nevada “Attempted Murder” Law (NRS 200.030) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada “Battery Domestic Violence” (BDV) Laws (NRS 200.485)
        • Defenses to a Charge of “Battery Domestic Violence” in Las Vegas Nevada
        • Definition of “Battery Domestic Violence” in Nevada Law
        • How to Seal “Domestic Violence” Criminal Records in Nevada
        • Nevada “Battery Domestic Violence” Penalties
      • Nevada “Battery on a Peace/ Police Officer” Laws
      • Nevada “Bigamy” Laws (NRS 201.160; NRS 201.170) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Nevada “Bomb Threat” Laws (NRS 202.840) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Nevada “Breastfeeding” Laws (NRS 201.232) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Nevada “Capital Murder” Laws (NRS 200.033)
      • Nevada “Commercial Bribery” Law (NRS 207.295)
      • Nevada “Criminal Contempt of Court” Laws (NRS 199.340) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Nevada “Criminal Neglect of Patients” Laws (NRS 200.495)
      • Nevada “Deceptive Advertising” Laws (NRS 207.175) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Nevada “Dog Racing as Gaming Activity” Laws (NRS 207.235) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada “Extortion” Laws (NRS 205.320) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada “False Imprisonment” Laws (NRS 200.460) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada “Gang Crime Enhancement” Law (NRS 193.168)
      • Nevada “Graffiti” Laws (NRS 206.330) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada “Harassment” Laws (NRS 200.571)
      • Nevada “Incest” Laws (NRS 201.180)
      • Nevada “Inciting / Provoking Breach of Peace” Laws (NRS 203.030)
      • Nevada “Indecent or Obscene Exposure” Laws (NRS 201.220) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Nevada “Involuntary Manslaughter” Laws (NRS 200.070) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Nevada “Jaywalking” Laws (NRS 484B.287) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • Nevada “Kidnapping” Laws (NRS 200.310) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada “Luring a Child or Minor” Laws (NRS 201.560)
      • Nevada “Malicious Prosecution” Laws (NRS 199.310) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada “No Smoking” Laws (NRS 202.2483)
      • Nevada “Obstructing a Public Officer” Laws (NRS 197.190) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers)
      • Nevada “Offering False Evidence” Laws (NRS 199.210)
      • Nevada “Paternity Fraud” Laws (NRS 201.085) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada “Robbery” Laws (NRS 200.380) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Nevada “Voluntary Manslaughter” Laws (NRS 200.050)
      • Nevada Forgery Laws (NRS 205.090) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada Insurance Fraud Laws (NRS 686A.2815)
        • “Automobile insurance fraud” laws in Nevada
        • NRS 686A.2815 – “Health Care Fraud” in Nevada
      • Nevada Law on “Unlawful Reentry” (NRS 205.082) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers)
      • Nevada Laws for “Accessories after the Fact” (NRS 195.030) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • Nevada Laws for “Aiding and Abetting” (NRS 195.020) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Nevada Laws for “Aiming a Gun at a Person” (NRS 202.290) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada Laws for “Altering or Removing Gun Serial Numbers” (NRS 202.277)
      • Nevada Laws for “Battery with Intent to Commit a Crime” (NRS 200.400) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Nevada laws for “Cultivation of Marijuana” in Nevada (NRS 453.3393)
      • Nevada Laws for “Discharging a Firearm from a Structure or Vehicle” (NRS 202.287) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Nevada Laws for “Disturbing a Meeting” (NRS 203.090) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Nevada Laws for “Disturbing Religious Meetings” (NRS 201.270) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada Laws for “Electronic Bullying through Images or Videos of Bullying” (NRS 200.900)
      • Nevada Laws for “Firing guns into structures or vehicles” (NRS 202.285)
      • Nevada Laws for “Forging Sales Receipts” (NRS 205.965)
      • Nevada Laws for “Gaming Fraud” (NRS 465.070)
      • Nevada Laws for “Lewdness with a Child under 16” (NRS 201.230) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Nevada Laws for “Making a False Police Report” (NRS 207.280) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Nevada Laws for “Marrying the Spouse of Another” (NRS 201.170) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Nevada Laws for “Nonsupport of a spouse, former spouse or child” (NRS 201.020)
      • Nevada Laws for “Nursing without a License” (NRS 632.315) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada Laws for “Obscene Shows or Performances” (NRS 201.253) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • Nevada Laws for “Obscene, Threatening or Annoying Phone Calls” (NRS 201.255)
      • Nevada Laws for “Preventing or dissuading someone from testifying or producing evidence” (NRS 199.230) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada Laws for Brandishing (NRS 202.320): “Drawing a Deadly Weapon in a Threatening Manner” Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada Laws re “Cycling Under the Influence” (CUI) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada Laws re “Failure to Appear” (NRS 199.335) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • Nevada Laws re “Theft of Lost Property” (NRS 205.0832(d)) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada’s “Housebreaking” Law (NRS 205.0813)
      • Nevada’s Law on “Interfering With a Public Officer” (NRS 197.090) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers)
      • Nevada’s Law on Trafficking in Children (NRS 200.4685) (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers) 
      • NRS 0.060 – “Substantial Bodily Harm” in Nevada Law
      • NRS 171.104 – “Arrest” definition in Nevada (Explained by Las Vegas criminal defense attorneys)
      • NRS 171.126 - How to make a citizen’s arrest in Nevada
      • NRS 176A.850 – Discharge from probation in Nevada
      • NRS 179D.550 – “Failure to Register as a Sex Offender” in Nevada
      • NRS 199.120 – Nevada “Perjury” & “Subornation of Perjury” Laws
      • NRS 199.220 – Destroying evidence in Nevada
      • NRS 199.280 – Nevada “Resisting Arrest” Laws
      • NRS 199.430 – Nevada Laws for “Impersonation of a Public Officer”
      • NRS 199.480 – Nevada conspiracy laws
      • NRS 200.120 – Justifiable Homicide in Nevada
      • NRS 200.210 – Nevada Laws for “Killing an unborn child” (Feticide) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • NRS 200.280 – Mayhem laws in Nevada
      • NRS 200.366 – Sexual Assault / Rape Laws in Nevada
      • NRS 200.368 – Nevada “Statutory Rape” Laws
      • NRS 200.373 – Nevada “Spousal Rape” Laws
      • NRS 200.405 – “Administering drugs to aid in the commission of 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 – “Challenges to fight” in Nevada
      • NRS 200.463 – Nevada “Involuntary Servitude” Laws (NRS 200.4631; NRS 200.464; NRS 200.465)
      • NRS 200.471 – Nevada Assault and Battery Laws
      • NRS 200.471(2)(b) – Assault with Deadly Weapon in Las Vegas Nevada
      • NRS 200.481 – Nevada “Battery” Laws
      • NRS 200.5099 – Nevada Laws for Elder Abuse, Neglect, Exploitation, Abandonment, and Isolation
      • NRS 200.575 – Nevada “Stalking” Laws
        • Nevada “Cyber-stalking” Laws
      • NRS 200.603 – “Peering or spying into a dwelling” – Nevada Peeping Tom Law
      • NRS 200.604 – Capturing image of private area of another in Nevada
      • NRS 200.605 – “Hazing” laws in Nevada
      • NRS 200.620 – Nevada “Wiretapping” Laws
      • NRS 200.650 – “Invasion of Privacy By Eavesdropping” in Nevada law
      • NRS 200.710 – “Using a minor to produce pornography” in Nevada
      • NRS 200.720 – “Promotion of sexual performance of a minor” in Nevada
      • 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 – “Possessing child pornography” in Nevada
      • NRS 200.737 – Nevada’s “Teen Sexting” Laws
      • NRS 201.120 – “Illegal Abortion” laws in Nevada
      • NRS 201.190 – “Commission of certain sexual acts in public” in Nevada
      • NRS 201.205 – Nevada Laws for “Intentional Transmission of HIV”
      • NRS 201.210 – Open and Gross Lewdness in Nevada
      • NRS 201.290 – Nevada Laws for “Desecration of Flags”
      • NRS 201.300 – Nevada “Sex Trafficking” Laws
      • NRS 201.455 – “Bestiality” Laws in Nevada
      • NRS 201.540 – “Sexual Conduct between Secondary School Teachers and Students” in Nevada law
      • NRS 201.550 – “Sexual Conduct between College Students and Employees” in Nevada
      • NRS 201.570 – Nevada “Criminal Gang Recruitment” Laws
      • NRS 202.020 – “Underage Possession of Alcohol” in Nevada Law
      • 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 202.265 – Bringing guns to schools or childcare facilities in Nevada
      • NRS 202.265 – Nevada Laws for “Possessing Weapons on School Property”
      • NRS 202.275 – Short-barreled rifle or shotgun posssession in Nevada
      • NRS 202.300 – Nevada Laws for “Aiding a Child to Possess a Gun”
      • NRS 202.350 – Carrying Concealed Weapons without a Permit in Nevada
      • NRS 202.360 – Nevada “Ex-Felon in Possession of a Firearm” Laws (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • NRS 202.448 – “Terrorist Threats” Laws in Nevada
      • NRS 202.470 – “Public Nuisance” Laws in Nevada
      • NRS 202.485 – “Leaving a Child Unattended in Motor Vehicle” in Nevada
      • NRS 202.500 – Owning or Keeping Vicious Dogs in Nevada
      • NRS 202.595 – Nevada “Reckless Endangerment” Laws
      • NRS 203.060 – “Unlawful Assembly” Laws in Nevada
      • NRS 203.070 – Nevada “Rioting and Routing” Laws
      • NRS 205.010 – .025 – Nevada Arson Laws
      • NRS 205.060 – Nevada “Burglary” Laws
      • NRS 205.067 – Nevada “Home Invasion” Laws
      • NRS 205.080 – “Possession of Burglary Tools” in Nevada
      • NRS 205.0817 – “Squatting” laws in Nevada (unlawful occupancy)
      • NRS 205.130 – Bad Check / Check Fraud in Nevada law
      • NRS 205.220 – Nevada “Grand Larceny” Laws
      • NRS 205.226 – Nevada Laws for “Grand Larceny of a Firearm”
      • NRS 205.228 – Grand Larceny of a Motor Vehicle in Nevada
      • NRS 205.240 – Nevada “Petit Larceny” Laws
      • NRS 205.270 – Nevada “Larceny from a Person” Law
      • NRS 205.2707 – Vending machine theft in Nevada
      • NRS 205.273 – Nevada “Possession of Stolen Vehicle” Laws
      • NRS 205.2745 – Nevada Laws on “Operating a Chop Shop”
      • NRS 205.275 – Nevada “Possession of Stolen Property” Laws
      • NRS 205.300 – Nevada “Embezzlement” Laws
      • NRS 205.380 – “Obtaining Money by False Pretenses” in Nevada
      • NRS 205.450 – Nevada “False Impersonation” Laws Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • NRS 205.463 – “Using another person’s identifying information” (Explained by Las Vegas criminal defense attorneys)
      • NRS 205.690 – Nevada Laws for “Possession of Credit Cards without Consent”
      • NRS 205.760 – Credit & Debit Card Fraud – Nevada Law
      • NRS 205.900 – “Unlawful Hotel Key Use” in Nevada Law
      • NRS 205.940 – “Conversion of Rented or Leased Personal Property” in Nevada
      • NRS 206.310 – Nevada “Vandalism & Malicious Destruction of Property” Laws
      • NRS 207.180 – “Sending Threatening or Obscene Letters or Writings” in Nevada
      • NRS 207.190 – Nevada Coercion Laws
      • NRS 207.200 – Nevada Trespassing Laws
      • NRS 207.203 – Nevada Laws for “Repeat Prostitution Offenders”
      • NRS 207.400 – Nevada “Racketeering” Laws
      • 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 258.260 – Nevada “Public Intoxication” Laws
      • NRS 33.100 – Nevada Laws for “Violating Restraining Orders”
      • NRS 381.225 – Acts of vandalism on historic sites in Nevada
      • NRS 453.321 – Nevada “Drug Sale” Laws
      • NRS 453.321 – Nevada “Transportation of a Controlled Substance” Laws
      • NRS 453.333 – “Causing death by providing drugs” in Nevada
      • NRS 453.3385 – Nevada Drug Trafficking Laws
      • NRS 453.381 – “Unlawfully prescribing, administering, and dispensing controlled substances” in Nevada (Explained by Las Vegas criminal defenes attorneys)
      • NRS 453.391 – “Unlawfully obtaining prescription drugs” and “doctor shopping” in Nevada (Explained by Las Vegas criminal defense attorneys)
      • NRS 453.411 – Under the Influence of Controlled Substances in Nevada
      • NRS 465.083 – Nevada Laws for “Cheating at Gambling”
      • NRS 465.085 – “Unlawful Acts regarding Gaming Equipment”
      • NRS 483.560 – Driving on a Suspended License in Las Vegas Nevada
      • NRS 484B.127 – “Tailgating” in Nevada
      • NRS 484B.130 – “Speeding in a work zone” in Nevada
      • NRS 484B.157 – “Failing to Use Child Restraints” in Nevada
      • NRS 484B.165 – “Texting while Driving” in Nevada
      • NRS 484B.307 – “Running a red light” in Nevada
      • NRS 484B.307 – “Turning Right on Red”
      • NRS 484B.467 – Parking in a Handicapped Space
      • NRS 484B.550 |”Evading Police” laws in Nevada
        • Nevada’s Law on Felony Eluding the Police Causing Death or Injury
      • NRS 484B.600 Fighting Speeding Tickets in Nevada
      • NRS 484B.657 – “Vehicular Manslaughter” Laws in Nevada
      • NRS 484D.495 – “Not wearing a seat belt” laws in Nevada
      • NRS 493.106 – “Weaponizing a drone” in Nevada
      • NRS 6.040 – Failure to Attend Jury Duty in Nevada
      • NRS 612.445 – “Unemployment Insurance Fraud” (UIF) in Nevada
      • NRS 624.700 – Nevada laws for “Unlicensed Contractors”
      • NRS 630.400 – “Unauthorized Practice of Medicine” in Nevada law
      • NRS 7.285 – “Unauthorized Practice of Law” in Nevada
      • NRS 706.756 – “Driving Taxis without a Permit” in Nevada law
      • NRS 90.650 – “Securities Fraud” in Nevada
      • Possessing a Firearm Under the Influence (NRS 202.257)
      • Reckless Driving Laws in Nevada (NRS 484B.653) (Explained by Las Vegas DUI Defense Attorneys)
      • SB 459 – Nevada’s Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act (NRS 453C.150) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • When “Libel” becomes a crime in Nevada? (NRS 200.510)
      • Nevada “Foreclosure Fraud” Laws (NRS 645F.400)
      • Nevada “Welfare Fraud” Law (NRS 422A.700) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • NRS 193.165 – Using Guns or Weapons in the Commission of a Crime in Nevada
      • NRS 207.010 – .014 – Habitual criminals in Nevada
      • NRS 453.336 – Nevada “Drug Possession” Laws
      • NRS 453.3395 – “Trafficking schedule II controlled substances” in Nevada (Explained by Las Vegas drug crime lawyers)
    • Nevada Sex Crimes Laws
    • Nevada’s Demerit Point System
    • Nguyen v. State, 116 Nev. 1171, 14 P.3d 515 (2000)
    • Nye County Criminal and DUI Defense Attorneys Information about Pahrump Court and Jail
    • Palmer v. State, 112 Nev. 763, 920 P.2d 112 (1996)
    • Post-conviction Relief in Nevada
      • “Early Termination of Probation” in Nevada
      • How to Seal Criminal Records in Las Vegas, Nevada (NRS 179.245)
        • Do I Need to Disclose an Arrest or Conviction on a Job Application in Nevada?
      • Nevada Laws for “Reducing a Felony to a Misdemeanor”
      • Petitions for a Writ of “Habeas Corpus” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • 25 Q & As about how to get a Nevada “pardon”
      • How to “commute a sentence” in Nevada (executive clemency)
      • Nevada Laws for a “Motion for a New Trial” (NRS 176.515) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
    • Quashing and Clearing Nevada Warrants
      • “Search Warrants” in Nevada Laws
      • Clearing “Arrest Warrants” in Nevada
      • Quashing “bench warrants” in Nevada
    • Searchlight NV Criminal and DUI Defense Attorneys Information about Searchlight Justice Court
    • 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 Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • “Joinder” in Nevada criminal cases (NRS 173.115; NRS 173.135)
      • “Motions to Suppress Evidence” in Nevada (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers)
      • “Preliminary Hearings” in Nevada Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • “Preprosecution Diversion” in Nevada
      • “Pretrial Conferences” in Nevada Criminal Cases
      • “Sentencing” in Nevada Criminal Cases Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
        • “Electronic Monitoring” in Nevada Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
        • “Sentencing Hearings” in Nevada (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers)
        • Community service in Las Vegas criminal cases
        • Drug Court Programs in Nevada (NRS 453.3363)
        • Nevada “Death Penalty” Laws
        • Nevada “House Arrest” Laws (NRS 176A.440)
        • Nevada “Victim Restitution” Laws
        • “Alternative Sentencing” in Nevada Criminal Cases
        • “Suspended Sentences” in Nevada criminal cases (NRS 176A) (Explained by Las Vegas criminal defense attorneys)
      • 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
      • Bail Bonds in Las Vegas, Nevada
        • “Bail Hearings” in Nevada Courts Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
        • O.R. Release: Nevada’s “Own Recognizance” Laws (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • 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 “Stay of Adjudication”Laws Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Nevada Veterans’ Treatment Court (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers)
      • Pre-file Investigations in Nevada
      • Should I Use a Public Defender in My Nevada Criminal Case?
      • The “48-Hour Hearing” and “72-Hour Hearing” in Nevada Law (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • The Right to Represent Yourself in a Nevada Criminal Case (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers)
      • What To Do if You are Arrested in Las Vegas (Explained by Nevada Criminal Defense Lawyers)
    • The Legal Definition of “Felony” in Nevada
      • “Category B Felonies” in Nevada (NRS 193.130)
      • “Category C 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 in Nevada (NRS 193.130)
    • The Nevada Criminal Court System
      • “Bruce R. Thompson Federal Courthouse” Information in Reno Explained by Nevada Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Bunkerville Justice Court Information Explained by Nevada Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • Clark County Regional Justice Center (RJC)
      • Court and Jail information for Boulder City, Nevada
      • Court and Jail information for Henderson, Nevada
      • Court and Jail information for Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Court and Jail information for Laughlin, Nevada
      • Court and Jail information for Mesquite, Nevada
      • Court and Jail information for North Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Court and Jail information for Reno; Washoe County, Nevada
      • Court Information for Beatty, Nevada Explained by Nevada Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Court Information for Elko, Nevada Explained by Nevada Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Court Information for Tonopah, Nevada Explained by Nevada Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Goodsprings Justice Court Info: Location, Case And Payment Information
      • Lloyd George Federal Courthouse Information Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Moapa Justice Court information in Nevada Explained by Moapa Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • Moapa Valley Nevada Justice Court Information
      • Nevada Supreme Court in Carson City
      • Nevada Supreme Court in Las Vegas “The Las Vegas Courthouse”
      • Pahrump Justice Court information for Pahrump, Nevada Explained by Pahrump Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • Searchlight Justice Court information in Nevada Explained by Searchlight Criminal Defense Lawyers
    • 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 Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • City of Las Vegas Detention Center (Las Vegas City Jail)
        • How to bail out an inmate at the Las Vegas City Jail Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • 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 Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • 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 Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
        • How to bail out an inmate at Tucker Holding Facility in Laughlin Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • Mesquite Jail Information in Nevada
        • How to Bail Out an Inmate at the “Mesquite Jail” in Nevada Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • North Las Vegas Detention Center in Nevada General Information
      • Pahrump Jail (Nye County Detention Center-Southern Area Sub Station) Information for Family and Friends of Inmates in Nevada
        • How to bail out an inmate at the Nye County Detention Center Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • The Clark County Detention Center
        • 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? Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
        • How do I send mail to an imate at CCDC in Las Vegas, NV? Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
        • How do I visit an imate at the CCDC in Las Vegas, NV? Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Tonopah Jail in Nevada Information
        • How to bail out an inmate at the Tonopah Jail in Nevada Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • Washoe County Detention Facility Bail & Inmate Info
        • How to bail out an inmate at the Washoe County Detention Facility Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • Wayne Brown Correctional Facility
    • The Nevada Police (NAPSO) Represented by Las Vegas Defense Group, L.L.C.
    • Beatty Nevada Criminal & DUI Defense Attorneys
    • Nevada “Traffic Violation” Laws Explained by Las Vegas Traffic Ticket Lawyers
    • Nye County NV Criminal and DUI Defense Attorneys Information about Nye County Courts and Jails
    • Statutes of Limitations for Nevada Crimes
    • Tonopah NV Criminal and DUI Defense Attorneys Information about Tonopah Court and Tonopah Jail
  • Las Vegas Nevada DUI Lawyer
    • “Field Sobriety Tests” in Las Vegas, NV DUI cases
      • Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus in Nevada DUI Cases (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
    • 10 Critical Steps After a NV DUI Arrest
    • How Nevada DUI Laws Affect Car Insurance
    • Immigration Consequences of a Nevada DUI Conviction
    • Internet Resources Regarding Las Vegas Nevada DUI Cases
    • Las Vegas DUI Defense Attorneys
      • “Necessity” as a DUI Defense in Nevada Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • “Rising Blood Alcohol” as a DUI Defense in Nevada (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • “Auto-Brewery” Syndrome as a Nevada DUI Defense Explained by Las Vegas Drunk Driving Defense Lawyers
      • Can My Medical Condition Cause False Results on My Nevada DUI Breath Test?
        • Diabetes as a DUI Defense in Nevada (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
        • GERD, Acid Reflux, Heartburn or Hiatal Hernia as a Nevada DUI Defense
      • How Hypoglycemia Can Trick a Nevada DUI Breath Test Explained by Las Vegas DUI Defense Lawyers
      • Independent Testing of Nevada DUI Blood Draws Explained by Las Vegas Drunk Driving Defense Lawyers
      • Nevada DUI — the “No Driving” Defense (Explained by Las Vegas Drunk Driving Lawyers)
      • Nevada DUI Arrests: the Law on Probable Cause & Reasonable Suspicion
    • Nevada DUI Laws & Penalties
      • “1st Time DUI” in Nevada
      • “2nd Time DUI” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • “Blood Alcohol Content” (BAC) in Nevada DUIs
      • “Blood Tests” in Nevada DUI Cases Explained by Las Vegas Drunk Driving Defense Lawyers
      • “Breath Tests” in Nevada DUI Cases
        • Nevada’s Preliminary Breath Test (PBT) Law Explained by Las Vegas DUI Defense Lawyers
      • “Driver’s License Revocations” in Nevada DUI Cases
        • 3rd Nevada Driver’s License DUI Revocation Explained by Las Vegas Drunk Driving Defense Lawyers
        • How to get a “restricted driver’s license” following a DUI arrest in Nevada
        • Nevada DMV Driver’s License Revocation For a 1st DUI Explained by Las Vegas DUI Defense Lawyers
        • Nevada Driver’s License Revocation After a 2nd DUI Arrest Explained by Las Vegas Defense Lawyers
      • “DUI School” in Nevada: How it Works
        • Clark County DUI Schools
      • “SCRAM Devices” in Las Vegas, Nevada DUI cases
      • “Sealing DUI criminal records” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Avoiding a “Driver’s License Suspension or Revocation” in Nevada
      • Challenging “DUI Checkpoints” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Driving under the Influence of Drugs in Nevada (NRS 484C.110) Explained by Las Vegas DUID Defense Attorneys
        • “DUI of Prescription Painkillers” in Nevada (NRS 484C.110) Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
        • Driving under the Influence of Methamphetamine in Nevada (NRS 484C.110) Explained by Las Vegas DUI Defense Attorneys
        • DUI of Marijuana in Nevada law
        • Fighting “DUI of Prescription Drugs” charges in Las Vegas, Nevada (NRS 484C.110)
        • Nevada DUI Ambien & Lunesta Defense (NRS 484C.110) Explained by Las Vegas DUID Defense Attorneys
        • Nevada DUI Vicodin Defense (NRS 484C.110)
      • DUI “Chemical Test Refusals” in Nevada (Explained by Las Vegas Drunk Driving Defense Lawyers)
      • DUI for sleeping in a car drunk in Nevada? Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
      • DUI on Private Property in Nevada Explained by Las Vegas, Nevada DUI Defense Lawyers
      • DUI while transporting a child under 15 in Nevada
      • DUI while transporting a child under 15 in Nevada
      • Felony DUI Laws in Nevada
        • “DUI causing Injury or Death” in Nevada Law (NRS 484C.430) Explained by Las Vegas DUI Defense Attorneys
        • Felony DUI following multiple convictions in Nevada (Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys)
      • Ignition Interlock Devices in Nevada DUI Law
      • Nevada “SR-22” Insurance Laws
      • Nevada “Underage DUI” Laws DUIs for Minors Under 21 (NRS 484C.350 & NRS 483.462)
      • Nevada DUI Law A to Z
      • NRS 484C.130 & 484C.440 – “Vehicular Homicide” in Nevada
      • Out-of-state visitors who get a Nevada DUI arrest
      • Third-time DUI in Nevada
      • Violating Your DUI Probation in Nevada Explained by Las Vegas Drunk Driving Defense Lawyers
    • The Court Process in Nevada DUI Cases (Explained by Las Vegas Drunk Driving Defense Lawyers)
      • How “DUI Court” Works in Las Vegas, Nevada
        • “Misdemeanor DUI Court” in Nevada (“The Moderate Offenders Program”)
        • Nevada “Felony DUI Court” (Serious Offenders Program)
      • Nevada “DMV Hearings” in DUI Cases
      • Plea Bargains in Nevada DUI Cases Explained by Las Vegas Drunk Driving Defense Lawyers
        • Reducing a Nevada DUI to “Careless Driving”
        • Reducing a Nevada DUI to “Reckless Driving” Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyers
      • Taking a Nevada DUI case to “Trial” Explained by Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorneys
  • Las Vegas Nevada Family Law Attorneys
    • “Domestic Partnerships” in Nevada
    • “Palimony” Lawsuits in Nevada
    • “Paternity” Lawsuits in Nevada
    • “Pet Custody” in Nevada divorce or separation cases
    • 5 differences between marriage and domestic partnership in Nevada
    • Fathers’ Custody & Visitation Rights in Las Vegas Nevada
    • Getting a “Legal Separation” / “Separate Maintenance” in Nevada
    • How do Courts Determine “Child Support” in Nevada?
      • “Child Support Calculator” in Nevada
      • What is the presumptive maximum for child support in Nevada?
    • How do you get married in Nevada?
      • “Prenuptial / Premarital” Agreements in Nevada
      • Can I make my spouse’s medical decisions in Nevada?
      • What are the “Minimum Age Marriage Laws” in Nevada?
      • What is the “Putative Spouse Doctrine” in Nevada?
    • How does “adoption” work in Nevada?
    • How does “Foster Care” work in Nevada?
    • How to legally change your name in Nevada
    • Nevada “Cohabitation Agreements” and “Civil Union” Laws
    • Nevada “Guardianship” Laws
    • Nevada Child Custody Laws
      • Child visitation right and laws in Nevada
      • Do Nevada courts favor mothers in child custody battles?
      • How is child custody determined for unmarried parents in Nevada?
      • How to modify a child custody order in Nevada
      • Nevada Laws on “Surrogacy / Gestational Agreements”
      • NRS 125C.0035 – “Best Interest of the Child” in Nevada
      • The difference between legal and physical child custody in Nevada
    • Nevada Divorce Laws
      • Does it matter in Nevada who files for divorce first?
      • How fast can I get a divorce in Nevada?
      • How is “Alimony” (Spousal Support) Determined in Nevada?
        • Are alimony waivers in Nevada enforceable?
      • How to file a “joint petition for divorce” in Nevada
      • How to Get a Marriage “Annulled” in Nevada
      • If I got married in Vegas, can I file for divorce in another state?
      • Is Nevada a “No-Fault” Divorce State?
      • Nevada “Community Property” Laws
      • What are the disadvantages of filing for divorce first in Nevada?
      • What happens at a divorce trial in Nevada?
    • Nevada Family Law A to Z
    • Nevada Laws on “Emancipation of a Minor”
    • Nevada Same-Sex Marriages, Domestic Partnerships and Cohabitation Agreements
    • What are Grandparents’ Rights In Nevada?
    • What are sole and primary child custody in Nevada?
    • What is the “Family Medical Leave Act” (FMLA) in Nevada
    • What is the “Violence Against Women Act” (VAWA) in Nevada?
  • Las Vegas Nevada Immigration Attorneys
    • “Unlawful Employment of Aliens” in Nevada Explained by Las Vegas Immigration Attorneys and Services
    • Can children immigrate to the U.S. through adoption in Nevada?
    • Dealing with the USCIS in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Getting “Biometrics” in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Getting “Consular Processing” for Immigration to Nevada
    • Getting a “visa” for immigration or travel to Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Applying for a K-2 “Child of Fiancé Visa” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Applying for a K-4 “child of spouse” visa in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Applying for a K1 “Fiancé Visa” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Applying for J-1 Visas in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Getting a B-1 or B-2 Visa in Las Vegas Nevada
      • Getting a Visa Extension in Las Vegas Nevada
      • How do I get a “U Visa” in Nevada? Explained by Las Vegas Immigration Attorneys and Services
      • How to apply for “G Visas” in Las Vegas, Nevada?
      • How to apply for a K-3 “Non-immigrant Spousal Visa” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • How to get “L-1 Visas” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • How to get a “P-1 Visa” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • How to get a “spousal visa” in Las Vegas, Nevada IR-1 / CR-1 immigrant visas
      • How to get an “A-1” Visa in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • How to get an “O-1 Visa” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • How to get an A-2 Visa in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • How to get Employment-Based Visas in Las Vegas, Nevada
        • How to get an EB-1 “Employment-Based Visa: 1st Preference” in Las Vegas, Nevada
        • How to get an EB-2 “Employment-Based Visa: 2nd Preference” in Las Vegas, Nevada
        • How to get an EB-3 “Employment-Based Visa: 3rd Preference” in Las Vegas, Nevada
        • How to get an EB-4 “Employment-Based Visa: 4th Preference” in Las Vegas, Nevada
        • How to get an EB-5 “Employment-Based Visa: 5th Preference” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • How to get H-1B Visas in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • How to get H-2B Visas in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • How to get L-2 Visas in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Obtaining an “F1 Student Visa” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Obtaining an “M-1 Student Visa” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Visiting Nevada on the “Visa Waiver Program” (VWP)
    • How do I “naturalize” to become a U.S. citizen in Las Vegas, Nevada?
      • How to become a “U.S. citizen through parents” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • How to get a green card (lawful permanent residence) in Las Vegas Nevada?
        • How to “adjust status” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • What are “dual citizens” in Nevada? Explained by Las Vegas Immigration Attorneys and Services
      • What are “Naturalization Tests & Ceremonies” in Nevada?
    • How to “stop deportation” in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • “Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude” (CIMTs) in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Applying for “Temporary Protected Status” in Nevada Explained by Las Vegas Immigration Attorneys
      • Cancellation of Removal
      • Getting “Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals” (DACA) in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • How does the “Child Status Protection Act” work in Nevada?
      • How to get “Asylum” status in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • ICE raids and enforcement in Las Vegas Nevada
      • Nevada state crimes that will cause deportation
      • Post-conviction Relief for Immigrants in Las Vegas, Nevada Modifying or Vacating Past Criminal Convictions
      • What are “Aggravated Felonies” in Las Vegas, Nevada?
    • How to apply for “Emergency Travel” from Las Vegas, Nevada
    • How to get “Humanitarian Parole” in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • How to get “Violence Against Women Act” (VAWA) protection in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • How to get PERM labor certification in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Las Vegas Immigration Court
    • Las Vegas Immigration Jail information/ ICE Detention Center in Henderson
    • Las Vegas Immigration Office information USCIS Application Support Center
    • Las Vegas, Nevada attorneys helping with “refugee status” applications
    • National Visa Center
    • Nevada Immigration Law A to Z
    • Reno Immigration Office information USCIS Application Support Center
    • Same-sex marriage and fiancé(e) immigration laws in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • The US Visa interview process in Las Vegas, Nevada
  • Las Vegas Nevada Labor Law Attorneys
    • “Hostile Work Environment” in Nevada Labor Law
    • Claims and lawsuits for sexual harassment in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • “Quid Pro Quo” Sexual Harassment Explained by Nevada Employment Lawyers
    • Claims and lawsuits for wage and hour violations in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Minimum Wage Laws in Nevada
      • Misclassification of non-exempt employees as exempt in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Nevada “Rest Break” Laws
      • Nevada Lunch & Meal Break Laws
      • Overtime laws in Nevada
      • Suing employers for overtime pay in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Working “off the clock” laws in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Exceptions to “employment at-will” in Nevada
    • Lawsuits and claims for employment discrimination in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Misclassification of employees as independent contractors in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Nevada A-Z Labor Law Library
    • Nevada Sick Leave Laws
    • Nevada Vacation Pay Laws
    • Pay Stub Violations in Nevada
    • Penalties for not paying an employee at time of termination in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Travel expense reimbursements for employees in Nevada
    • Work expense and mileage reimbursement for Nevada employees
    • Wrongful termination lawsuits and claims in Las Vegas, Nevada
  • Las Vegas Nevada Personal Injury Lawyer
    • “Burn Injuries” in Nevada
    • “Compensatory Damages” in Nevada Personal Injury Cases
      • “Compromise of a Minor’s Claim” in Nevada Injury Cases
      • “Life Care Plans” in Las Vegas Personal Injury Cases
      • “Pre-existing Conditions” in Las Vegas, Nevada personal injury cases
      • “Damage Caps” in Nevada Injury Cases
      • Getting Compensation for “Car Repair Bills” After a Nevada Auto Accident
      • How Do I Prove Negligence in a Nevada Injury Case?
      • How to Get “Pain And Suffering” Damages in a Nevada Injury Lawsuit
      • How to Get “Punitive Damages” in a Nevada Injury Lawsuit
      • How to get your “medical bills” paid after a Nevada accident or injury
      • How to Recover for “Lost Earning Capacity” in a Nevada Injury Lawsuit
      • How to Recover for “Lost Wages” in a Nevada Injury Lawsuit
      • Nevada’s Law on “Joint and Several Liability”
      • Nevada’s “Loss of Consortium” Law
      • What Is a Lien in a Nevada Personal Injury or Accident Case?
    • “Statute of Limitations” in Nevada Personal Injury Lawsuits
    • “Bad Faith Duty to Defend” by a Nevada Insurer
    • “Duty of Care” in a Nevada Injury Case
    • Are Liability Waivers Enforceable in Nevada?
    • Assaulted by a bouncer at a Las Vegas nightclub? How to file a lawsuit
    • Attorney’s fees in Nevada personal injury cases
    • Bicycle Laws in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • “Bicycle Helmet” Laws In Nevada (By Las Vegas Personal Injury Lawyers)
    • Big Rig Accident Lawyers in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Bus Stop Accident Lawyer in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Can I Sue Someone for Injuring or Killing My Pet in Nevada?
    • Crosswalks laws in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Definition of Negligence in Nevada
      • Negligence “Per Se” in Nevada Personal Injury Cases(Explained by Las Vegas accident lawyers)
      • Nevada’s Law on Comparative Negligence and Shared Fault
      • Nevada’s Law on “Negligent Entrustment”
      • Nevada’s Law on Negligent Hiring, Retention or Supervision of an Employee
      • The Legal Definition Of “Negligence” In Nevada Personal Injury Law
    • Dog leash laws in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Filing a Car Accident Lawsuit in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • “Low-impact defense” in Nevada car accident cases
      • “Rental Car Accidents” in Nevada
      • 10 Critical Steps to Take After a Nevada Car Accident
      • Nevada Car Accident Laws – Legal Obligations After a Collision
      • Rear-end accident in Las Vegas, Nevada? Assigning fault & filing a lawsuit
    • Filing a lawsuit for victims of the Las Vegas shooting
    • Filing a motorcycle accident lawsuit in Nevada
    • Filing Bicycle Accident Lawsuits in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Filing lawsuits against DUI drivers who cause accidents in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Filing Lawsuits for “Pedestrian Knockdowns and Accidents” in Nevada
    • Food Poisoning Las Vegas – How to Prove it and File a Lawsuit
    • Hotel injury Lawsuits in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • How to Bring a Class Action Lawsuit in Nevada
    • How to file “tractor-trailer accident” lawsuits in Nevada
    • How to file a “Bair Hugger warming blanket” lawsuit in Nevada
    • How to file a job injury lawsuit in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • How to file a wrongful death lawsuit in Nevada
      • “Survival Actions” in Nevada (NRS 41.100) (Explained by Las Vegas personal injury lawyers)
    • How to file an “Attune knee implant” lawsuit in Nevada
    • How to file an “Intentional Interference with Contractual Relations” lawsuit in Nevada
    • How to file an “Intentional Interference with Prospective Economic Advantage” lawsuit in Nevada
    • How to file Nevada “Ride Sharing” (Uber & Lyft) Accident Lawsuits
    • How to file trucking accident lawsuits in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • How to Get Compensation for Injuries at “Burning Man”
    • How to sue for “harm to reputation” in Nevada
      • How to file an “Business Disparagement” lawsuit in Nevada
      • Nevada’s defamation (libel and slander) laws
    • How to Write a Successful “Demand Letter” to an Insurance Company in a Nevada Injury Case
    • Injured by “Defective Tires” in Nevada? How to file a lawsuit
    • Injured in a “shuttle bus accident” in Las Vegas? How to take legal action
    • Injured in a “Train Accident” in Nevada?
    • Invasion of Privacy Laws in Nevada (Explained by Las Vegas Personal Injury Lawyers)
    • Lake Mead “Boating” Accidents & Injuries
    • Las Vegas “Cat Bite” Lawyers
    • Las Vegas “Construction Accident” Laws
    • Las Vegas Asbestos & Mesothelioma Lawyer
    • Las Vegas Birth Injury Lawyer
    • Las Vegas Bus Accident Attorneys
    • Las Vegas Car Accident Lawyer
    • Las Vegas Dog Bite Lawyer
    • Las Vegas Drowning Accident Lawyer
    • Las Vegas Legal Malpractice Lawyer
    • Las Vegas Mercury Poisoning Lawyer
    • Las Vegas Nursing Home Abuse Lawyers
    • Las Vegas Products Liability Lawyer
    • Las Vegas SSI / Disability Lawyer
    • Las Vegas Swimming Pool Accident Lawyer
    • Las Vegas Wrongful Birth Lawyer
    • Lawsuits against Nevada Schools and School Districts
      • Lawsuits for Teacher Misconduct or Negligence in Nevada
    • Lawsuits by victims of sexual assault in Nevada (Explained by Las Vegas personal injury attorneys)
    • Lawsuits for Claims against Nevada Casinos
    • Lawsuits for Concert Injuries in Nevada
    • Lawsuits for Injuries and Accidents at Nevada Amusement Parks and Theme Parks
      • Nevada Laws re Roller Coaster Accidents(Explained by Las Vegas injury lawyers)
    • Lawsuits for injuries and accidents at Nevada Restaurants
    • Lawsuits for Injuries at Pool Parties in Nevada
    • Lawsuits for Las Vegas Nightclub Injuries
    • Lawsuits for Nevada Go-Kart Accidents and Injuries
    • Lawsuits for Waterpark and Waterslide Injuries in Nevada
    • Lyft Accident Lawyer in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Medical Malpractice Attorneys in Nevada
    • Medical Malpractice Cases in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Las Vegas Dental Malpractice Attorneys
      • Las Vegas LASIK Eye Surgery Malpractice Lawyers
      • Lawsuits for medical neglect in Nevada jails and prisons
    • Motorcycle Accident Lawyer in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Nevada “Commercial Vehicle Accident” Lawsuits
    • Nevada “Dog Bite” Laws
    • Nevada Car Insurance Lawyer
      • “Bodily Injury Liability” Insurance in a Nevada Car Accident Case
      • Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage in Nevada
      • What Does “Med Pay” Insurance Cover in a Nevada Car Accident Case?
      • What Does “Collision Insurance” Cover in a Nevada Car Accident Case?
    • Nevada Good Samaritan Law
    • Nevada Law on Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress
    • Nevada Motorcycle Safety Laws
    • Nevada Motorized Bicycle Laws
    • Nevada Personal Injury Lawsuits (Las Vegas liability lawyers explain the process)
    • Nevada Personal Law A to Z
    • Nevada subrogation laws in personal injury cases
    • Nevada’s “Assumption of the Risk” Laws
    • Nevada’s Law on “Strict liability” in Personal Injury Cases
    • Nevada’s Law on Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
    • Pedestrian knockdown attorneys in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Premises liability laws in Nevada (Explained by Las Vegas injury lawyers)
      • Lawsuits for Injuries at Las Vegas Gyms and Fitness Centers
      • Suing for slip and fall lawsuits in Nevada
    • Recovering Damages for a “Traumatic Brain Injury” In Nevada
    • Spinal Injury Lawsuits in Nevada
    • Structured Settlements in Nevada Personal Injury Cases
    • Suing for “Revenge Porn” in Nevada
    • Suing for Injuries at UNLV
    • Truck Accident Lawyer in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Uber Accident Lawyer in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • When does Nevada laws apply “vicarious liability”?
      • Nevada’s Law on Respondeat Superior (Vicarious Liability of an Employer)
      • When are parents in Nevada responsible for a child’s actions?
    • Who can I sue if I get hurt at Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC)?
    • Work Injury Attorneys in Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Wrongful Death Lawyer in Las Vegas, Nevada
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• Category: Animal Laws

  • 5 Popular Animals that are Illegal as Pets in California
  • Is devocalization of dogs and cats legal in California?
  • Is it legal to declaw my cat in California?
  • Is Wag or Rover Liable If a Dog Walker Loses or Injures My Dog?
  • Leaving Your Pet Outside in Harsh Weather in San Bernardino County, California Can Lead to Animal Abuse Charges
  • What is Animal Abuse in California?
  • Where in a National Park Can I Bring My Service Animal or Pet?
  • Will I Go to Jail for a Santa Clarita, California Animal Abuse Charge?

• Category: Animal Laws

  • 5 Popular Animals that are Illegal as Pets in Nevada
  • Am I allowed to leave my pet in a car in Nevada?
  • Can you get in trouble in Nevada for owning too many pets?
  • Is an AirBnB host required to accommodate a service animal?
  • Is dog fighting against the law in Nevada?

• Category: Bicycle Accidents

  • 5 things to know if you sue for falling off a misassembled bike in Nevada

• Category: Burglary

  • Comparing Nevada and California Burglary Laws
  • Five Things to Know About a Burglary Charge
  • Is Burglary a Felony or a Misdemeanor in California?
  • Is It a Crime to Break Into an Unlocked Car in California?
  • What is an attempted burglary in California?
  • What is the difference between residential and commercial burglary in California?
  • What’s the difference between first- and second-degree burglary in California?
  • When does Shoplifting in California become Burglary?

• Category: Burglary

  • What is the difference between home invasion and burglary in Nevada?

• Category: Car Accidents

  • Five California Traffic Offenses You Probably Don’t Know About
  • Five Things to Know When You are in a Traffic Accident in Los Angeles, California
  • Who is Responsible for an Uber or Lyft Accident or Crime in California?

• Category: Car Accidents

  • How can I get a police report after a car accident in Denver?

• Category: Car Accidents

  • Higher Payouts for Car Accident Victims in Nevada’s Future
  • How to file a car insurance claim after an accident in Nevada
  • Is Nevada a “no-fault state” when it comes to car accidents?
  • Who is Liable for a Car Crash at a Las Vegas Racing or Go-Kart Track?

• Category: Car Theft

  • 3 people arrested in Las Vegas Best Buy kidnapping and carjacking

• Category: Casino Marker Laws

  • Is Not Paying Back a Casino Marker a Crime in Nevada?
  • Nevada Supreme Court rules “casino markers” constitutional
  • Reno/Tahoe Casino Crime Can Deal You a Bad Hand
  • What happens if you don’t pay a casino marker in Las Vegas?
  • What is a casino marker?

• Category: Child Abuse

  • Is it illegal to spank your child in California?
  • Spanking Your Child: Is It Criminal Child Abuse in Oakland, California?
  • What is “child annoyance” in California?

• Category: Child Abuse

  • What is Considered Child Abuse in Nevada?
  • When is disciplining my child illegal in Nevada?

• Category: Computer Crimes

  • Five Most Common Computer Crimes in California
  • Is Cyber-Harassment a Crime in California?
  • Is Internet Trolling a Crime in California?
  • Is it a crime to impersonate someone online in California?
  • Use of Computer “Ransomware” May Become a New Crime in California

• Category: Computer Crimes

  • What are the Penalties for Computer Crimes in Nevada?

• Category: Criminal Defense

  • 3 Ways to Get a Criminal Sentence Modified in California
  • 5 crimes that will get you “life without parole” in California
  • 5 Criminal Charges You Can Face at a San Francisco Giants Game
  • 5 Reasons a Judge Could Declare a Mistrial in Your California Criminal Case
  • Am I liable if someone drowns in my pool in California?
  • Assault with a Deadly Weapon or Assault with a Firearm?
  • Blackmail as a Crime Under California Extortion Law
  • California Juvenile Records Automatically Sealed Upon Completion of Probation
  • California Residents Must Buy Ammunition Through a Licensed Ammunition Vendor
  • California’s “Stand Your Ground” Rule Clarified
  • Can a 21 year old date a 17 year old in California?
  • Carrying a Concealed Handgun at a School or College Campus in Los Angeles is a Crime
  • Criminal Liability for Stealing & Receiving Stolen Property
  • Does a person’s gender affect BAC in a DUI cases?
  • Does California Have a Romeo and Juliet Law?
  • Does California have an “affluenza” legal defense?
  • Federal Court Holds California’s Concealed Weapons Law is Constitutional
  • Five Common Examples of Aiding and Abetting a Crime
  • Five Signs of a Bad Criminal Defense Attorney
  • Five Things to Know about California Criminal Expungements
  • Five Things to Never Do If You Are Pulled Over
  • Four Criminal Charges You Can Face for a Ventura County Bar Fight
  • How to beat a solicitation charge – 3 legal strategies
  • How Young is Too Young to Appear at a California Juvenile Adjudication Hearing?
  • I Accidentally Opened Someone Else’s Mail. Am I Guilty of a Crime?
  • I Got Into a Fight With an Off-Duty Cop Working Security. What Charges Will I Face?
  • If You Refuse to Leave a Palm Springs, California Restaurant or Bar, You Could Be Charged With Criminal Trespass
  • Is “Reckless Endangerment” a Crime in California?
  • Is “Revenge Porn” a Crime in California?
  • Is a Rock Considered a “Deadly Weapon”?
  • Is Battery a Crime of Moral Turpitude?
  • Is False Advertising a Crime in Riverside County, California?
  • Is Illegal Possession of Adderall a Felony in California?
  • Is it a Crime for a San Diego Restaurant to Mislabel the Food it Sells?
  • Is It a Crime to Urge Someone to Commit Violence in Los Angeles?
  • Is it illegal to grow peyote in California?
  • Is it illegal to record someone without consent in California?
  • Is it legal to possess child porn if the images are animated rather than real?
  • Is Kicking Someone Considered Assault with a Deadly Weapon?
  • Is Shoving Someone Considered an Assault in California?
  • Is Sneaking Into a Movie In San Jose a Crime?
  • Is there a crime of “prowling” in California?
  • Is there a statute of limitations for a probation violation in California?
  • Manufacturing Drugs Near an Alameda County School Will Get You Longer Prison Time Under New Law
  • New Law Makes it Easier to Seal an Arrest Record in California
  • Odometer Tampering is a Federal Crime
  • Penal Code 17330 PC – What is a Wallet Gun and is it Illegal in California?
  • Plea Bargains in California Criminal Defense Law
  • Professional Licenses and Criminal Convictions in California
  • Prosecutorial misconduct is a major problem in California
  • Santa Clara County, California Drag Racing Laws Explained
  • Should I hide potentially incriminating information from my criminal defense lawyer?
  • Some Alameda County Juvenile Felony Convictions Can Be Counted Under California’s “Three Strikes” Law
  • Someone Lied About Me on the Internet in California. What Can I Do?
  • Statute of Limitations for Statutory Rape in California
  • Supreme Court Strikes Down “Life Without Parole” for Juvenile Offenders
  • The “Marriage Effect” – How Romantic Relationships Reduce Crime
  • The Connection between Brandishing a Weapon, Assault with a Deadly Weapon, and Criminal Threats
  • The Difference Between Criminal and Civil “Invasion of Privacy” in California
  • Think you have the “right to remain silent” if you are a criminal suspect? Think again…
  • Three California Crimes Often Charged During Floods or Other Emergencies
  • Three Things NOT to Do After You’ve Been Arrested in San Diego
  • Top 5 causes of eyewitness misidentification
  • Two Criminal Charges San Bernardino County Parents Can Face for their Child’s Actions
  • Understanding the Difference between Robbery, Burglary, and Theft
  • What are Some Examples of Witness Intimidation?
  • What are the Criminal Charges for Attempting to Join ISIS?
  • What Are the Penalties for a Riverside County Prescription Drug Offense?
  • What can cause someone to get a “Probation Violation”?
  • What crimes in California have no statute of limitations?
  • What Does Resisting, Delaying or Obstructing an Officer Mean?
  • What does the election of Donald Trump mean for immigrants with California criminal records?
  • What Exactly is the Criminal Offense of “Terrorism”?
  • What Happens at an Arraignment Hearing in a Criminal Case?
  • What Happens at an Extradition Hearing?
  • What Happens if a Victim or Witness Refuses to Testify?
  • What happens if I don’t show up for jury duty in California?
  • What Happens if I Shoot Someone with a BB Gun in California?
  • What Happens if There is a “Hung Jury” in Your Los Angeles Criminal Trial?
  • What If a Cop Gets Caught Writing a False Report?
  • What If I Complete Probation But Still Owe Restitution?
  • What is a “Pyramid Scheme” in Palm Springs, California?
  • What is a Criminal Street Gang in Orange County, California?
  • What is Lewd and Lascivious Conduct?
  • What is the Corpus Delicti Rule? How Does it Apply in California?
  • What is the time between an arrest and trial in California?
  • What’s the difference between aiding and abetting?
  • What’s the maximum sentence for child molestation in California?
  • When is Eavesdropping a crime?
  • When is it a crime to use a “False ID” in California?
  • Where do people arrested by CHP get taken?
  • Who is eligible for parole under California’s “Elderly Parole Program”?
  • Why You Need Your Own Criminal Defense Lawyer in Alameda County, California
  • Will A Protest-Related Arrest Remain On My California Criminal Record Forever?
  • Will I Go to Jail for Selling Counterfeit Goods in San Francisco?
  • Wrongful Convictions in California Cost Lives – and Millions of Dollars

• Category: Criminal Defense

  • Are registered sex offenders allowed to travel to Colorado?
  • Can a felon hunt with a crossbow in Colorado?
  • Can I be extradited to Colorado for a parole violation?
  • Can you go to jail for speeding in Colorado?
  • How does the “exclusionary rule” apply in Colorado?
  • Is it a crime to urinate in public in Colorado?
  • Is it illegal to impersonate someone in Colorado?
  • Is your criminal record admissible at trial in Colorado?
  • The difference between general and specific intent crimes in Colorado
  • What is a PR bond in Colorado?
  • What is the juvenile arraignment process in Denver?

• Category: Criminal Defense

  • “Hoarding” in Henderson, Nevada Can Be Charged as a Public Nuisance
  • “Squatting” in a Las Vegas Home is a Crime
  • 10 ways criminal record seals differ from governor’s pardons in Nevada
  • 5 crimes that can get you “life without parole” (LWOP) in Nevada
  • 5 crimes that can get you the death penalty in Nevada
  • 5 crimes that will get you life in prison in Nevada
  • A Prank 911 Call in Reno, Nevada Has Serious Consequences
  • Am I allowed to kill someone in self-defense in Nevada?
  • Are there criminal records in Nevada that can never be sealed?
  • Are there depositions in Nevada criminal cases? (NRS 174.215 & 174.227)
  • Are Undercover Solicitation “Stings” Considered Entrapment in Las Vegas, Nevada?
  • Arrested at Burning Man in Nevada?
  • At what point is helping a fugitive illegal in Nevada?
  • Bail Information and Procedures for Jails in Las Vegas, Reno, Laughlin and throughout Nevada
  • Can I be arrested for violating my conditions of O.R. release?
  • Can I get a person in jail to testify for me in a Nevada criminal trial?
  • Can I go to jail for “squatting” in Nevada?
  • Can I sue if a bouncer assaults me in Nevada?
  • Can the defendant request a police lineup in a Nevada criminal case?
  • Can you carry a loaded gun in your car in Nevada?
  • Card Counters Threatened with Trespass in Las Vegas Casinos
  • Did Mandalay Bay fail to inspect the Las Vegas shooter because he was a high roller?
  • Do All Criminal Cases Iinvolve “Grand Jjuries” in Nevada?
  • Does Nevada have open carry reciprocity?
  • Does Nevada Have the Death Penalty?
  • Five men facing hate crime charges for alleged battery at Hard Rock garage
  • Five Reasons to Appeal a Nevada Criminal Conviction
  • Five Things To Know When You Are Arrested in Nevada
  • Five Types of Police Misconduct in Las Vegas
  • Four Reasons Not to Use a Las Vegas Public Defender
  • How are Different Types of Crimes Classified in Nevada? (NRS 193.120)
  • How can I be arrested for trespass in Nevada?
  • How can I get a release from lifetime supervision in Nevada?
  • How can I obtain a criminal history statement in Nevada?
  • How do cops know that I intended to sell marijuana in Nevada?
  • How do I fight “marijuana trafficking” charges in Nevada?
  • How much does it cost to seal my criminal record in Nevada?
  • How to modify a criminal sentence in Nevada
  • I Committed a Crime in Nevada a Long Time Ago. Can I Still Be Charged?
  • In Nevada, Can I Let My Child Use My Gun?
  • Is “housebreaking” different from “squatting” in Nevada law?
  • Is “libel” a crime in Nevada?
  • Is Being Drunk a Defense to Reno, Nevada Battery Charges?
  • Is Character Evidence Admissible in Criminal Trials in Nevada?
  • Is driving through a sobriety checkpoint without stopping a crime in Las Vegas?
  • Is hashish legal in Nevada?
  • Is Internet Trolling a Crime in Nevada?
  • Is it a crime to transmit HIV in Nevada?
  • Is it home invasion in Nevada if no one was home?
  • Is Nevada a “stand your ground” state?
  • Las Vegas Defense Group Attorney Victorious in Gross Vehicular Manslaughter Trial in Victorville
  • Las Vegas Trespass Arrests are Frequent in Casinos
  • Leaving Your Child in a Cold Car in Nevada Can Be a Crime
  • New Law Provides Immunity from Some Crimes If You Seek Medical Help for an Overdose in Las Vegas
  • Posting “Revenge Porn” is Now a Crime in Nevada
  • Reno, Nevada Criminal Statutes of Limitations: Are You in the Clear?
  • Ten Nevada Crimes That Will Get a Legal Alien Deported
  • What are “terrorist threats” in Nevada?
  • What are the terms of probation in a Nevada criminal case?
  • What Can Cause a Mistrial in My Reno, Nevada Criminal Case?
  • What Criminal Charges Can I Face for Being Drunk on a Plane Flying to Las Vegas?
  • What do I do if I have a bench warrant in Nevada?
  • What happens if I’m arrested for drugs at EDC in Las Vegas?
  • What Happens if I’m Arrested for Street Racing in Las Vegas?
  • What Happens if You Refuse to Enter a Plea in Your Las Vegas Criminal Case
  • What is a “Habitual Criminal” in Las Vegas, Nevada?
  • What is a “Ponzi scheme” in Las Vegas, Nevada?
  • What is a Criminal Conspiracy is Las Vegas, Nevada?
  • What is a presentencing investigation and interview in Las Vegas?
  • What is an “accessory after the fact” in Nevada?
  • What is an Alford plea in Nevada criminal cases?
  • What is the Crime of “Vagrancy” in Reno, Nevada?
  • What is the penalty for “aiding and abetting” in Nevada?
  • What is the Victims of Crime Program in Nevada?
  • What Reno, Nevada Crimes Will Get Me on Nevada’s Sex Offender Registry?
  • What types of victim injuries increase criminal penalties in Nevada?
  • What’s the difference between jail and prison in Nevada?
  • What’s the penalty for attempting to escape from prison in Nevada?
  • When can I seal my juvenile record in Nevada?
  • When is duress a defense to a crime in Nevada?
  • Who Investigates Medicare Fraud in Nevada?
  • Who is Responsible for an Uber or Lyft Accident or Crime in Nevada?
  • Will I go to jail for selling pot in Nevada?

• Category: Distracted Driving

  • “Reckless biking” is now a crime in California

• Category: Distracted Driving

  • Can I be cited for “eating while driving” in Las Vegas Nevada?
  • Hit by someone texting and driving in Las Vegas? What are my rights?
  • What Will Get Me Charged with Distracted Driving in Henderson, Nevada?

• Category: Dog Bites

  • I’m thinking of adopting a pit bull. But will I face criminal charges if it bites someone?

• Category: Dog Bites

  • Does Nevada follow the “one bite rule” in dog bite cases?

• Category: Domestic Violence

  • 5 Situations Where Domestic Violence is a Felony
  • Arrested for Domestic Violence in Washoe County? Take These Three Important Steps
  • California’s No Drop Policy in Domestic Violence Cases
  • How can I get domestic violence charges dropped in California?
  • Is Domestic Violence a Crime of Moral Turpitude?
  • Three Steps to Take After a San Bernardino County Domestic Violence Arrest
  • What Are Some Possible Plea Bargains From California Domestic Violence Charges?
  • What are the chances of a defendant winning a domestic violence case?
  • What does “domestic battery” mean?
  • Will a Domestic Violence Victim in Santa Barbara Face Criminal Charges for Carrying a Concealed Firearm without a Permit?

• Category: Domestic Violence

  • 3 Steps to Filing a Restraining Order in Las Vegas
  • Can a Domestic Violence Charge Be Dismissed in Nevada?
  • Five Reasons You Need a Lawyer if You Have Been Charged With Domestic Violence in Nevada
  • How much is bail after a Las Vegas battery domestic violence (BDV) arrest?
  • What Happens If You Violate a Domestic Violence Restraining Order in Washoe County, Nevada?
  • What is the penalty for a first offense of domestic battery in Nevada?
  • What to Do If You’ve Been Accused of Domestic Violence in Henderson, Nevada
  • Will a Nevada “domestic violence” charge be dropped if the “victim” recants?

• Category: Drivers License

  • How to check the status of your California drivers license
  • Should an Undocumented Immigrant Get a Driver’s License in California?
  • Will the DMV suspend my commercial driver’s license for a DUI?

• Category: Drivers License

  • How many DMV points can I get before losing my driver’s license in Colorado?

• Category: Drivers License

  • Can my Nevada drivers license be suspended because of vision impairment?
  • Can new Nevada residents drive with a license from their previous state?
  • How to check if your license is suspended in Nevada?
  • How to find out if my Nevada driver’s license is suspended
  • Is there a maximum age for holding a driver’s license in Nevada?
  • What is the difference between a driver’s license suspension and revocation in Nevada?

• Category: Drug Crimes

  • Calling 911 When a Friend is Overdosing Can Shield You from Some Orange County Drug Charges
  • I’ve Been Charged With HS 11378 Possession of Methamphetamines for Sale. Should I Accept a Plea Bargain to Simple Possession?
  • Is it a Crime to Possess a Nitrous Oxide Tank in Orange County, California?
  • New Enhanced Sentencing for Drug Crimes Near Orange County Schools
  • Proposition 47 passes, reduces sentences for theft and drug crimes
  • What Are the Penalties for a San Bernardino County Prescription Drug Offense?
  • What is California law for illegal use or possession of benzodiazepines?
  • When Could Gilead Have Released TAF?

• Category: Drug Crimes

  • Is it “Entrapment” in Las Vegas if I Sell Drugs to an Undercover Cop?
  • Largest Meth Bust in Nevada History
  • Las Vegas cops expecting drug arrests at Electric Daisy Carnival
  • What is the Law About “Spice” in Las Vegas?

• Category: DUI

  • 20 Legal Defenses for Fighting California DUI Charges
  • 4 Tips for Early Termination of Probation in Riverside County, California
  • 5 Prescription Drugs that Commonly Lead to DUI Charges
  • 6 Alternatives to Jail in a DUI Case
  • A DUI chemical test said I was over the legal limit–but I barely had anything to drink!
  • A DUI Could Break Your Wallet, If Not Ruin Your Life
  • Attention Parents: California Police May Interrogate Your Child In Your Absence Following a DUI Arrest
  • California DUI and “Drunk in Public”: Different Standards of Intoxication
  • California lowers the BAC limit for cab & ride share drivers
  • Can an employer in CA deny me a job because of a DUI?
  • Can I get a DUI on a Lime or Bird e-Scooter?
  • Can Police in California take Forced DUI Blood Draws?
  • Convicted of a DUI? Maybe You Want to Explore Filing a California Appeal
  • Could a “hiatal hernia” lead to me failing my breathalyzer test?
  • Do I have “the right to remain silent” if I am arrested for California DUI?
  • Do I need an ignition interlock device if I don’t own a car?
  • Do police need “probable cause” to pull me over for DUI?
  • Does a DUI Disqualify a Person from Global Entry?
  • Does California DUI School Really Work?
  • Douglas County DUI Diversion Program a Success
  • Driving Under the Influence of Listerine?
  • DUI Arrestees May Be Held in Jail Until Sober
  • DUI May Negate Charges of Resisting Arrest
  • DUI Plea Bargaining: Supply & Demand
  • DUI Probation Violations
  • Exceptions to IID Installation Requirement
  • Five Things to Know About Breathalyzer Tests
  • Hospitals Illegally Charging DUI Offenders for Blood Draws
  • How a DUI can impact your student loans
  • How a Motion to Withdraw a Plea Applies to a California DUI Conviction
  • How can I get to court-ordered DUI school if my license has been suspended after a California DUI?
  • How do Errors on a Police Report Affect a DUI Case?
  • How does retrograde extrapolation measure BAC in DUI cases?
  • How long does a DUI stay on your driving record in California?
  • How Low-Carb / High-Protein Diets Can “Trick” a DUI Breath Test
  • How much does a DUI cost? Short and long term consequences
  • I was arrested for California DUI with my child in the car. Will I be charged with child endangerment?
  • If You’re a Professional, Think Before You Drink in California
  • If You’re On DUI Probation in California, Don’t Drink and Drive
  • Is a drunk driver automatically at fault for an accident in California?
  • Is driving on Xanax illegal in California?
  • Is DUI a Crime of Moral Turpitude?
  • Is it Legal to Have Unopened Alcohol in Your Car in California?
  • Is there such a thing as aiding and abetting a DUI?
  • My Preliminary Alcohol Screening Test Result Was Lower Than My DUI Breath Test Rresult. Can This Help my DUI Defense?
  • Past Juvenile Adjudication for Vehicular Manslaughter Elevates Misdemeanor DUI to a Felony
  • Pleading No Contest to a DUI
  • Rare “Auto-Brewery Syndrome” Successfully Used as DUI Defense. Would it Work in San Diego?
  • Supreme Court Holding Means California May no Longer be able to Punish Drivers for Refusing DUI Blood Tests
  • The Atkins Diet…Weight-loss Sensation and DUI Defense?
  • The Connection Between DUI and Weapons Charges
  • The Extreme Range of California DUI Penalties
  • The Importance of a “No Contest” Plea in a California DUI Case
  • The Myth Surrounding Miranda Rights and California DUI Investigations
  • The Prosecutor in My California DUI Case Offered Me “Speed Ex” As a Plea Bargain. Should I accept?
  • The prosecutor in my DUI California case offered me a “wet reckless” plea bargain. Is this a good deal?
  • The Relationship between a DUI and California’s Victim Restitution Laws
  • Understanding the Difference Between Being & Driving Under the Influence of Heroin
  • Weaving within a Lane – Probable Cause for a DUI Stop in California?
  • Wet Reckless vs Dry Reckless Charge Reductions
  • What are Police MVARS?
  • What are Standardized Field Sobriety Tests in Ventura County?
  • What Are the Penalties for a First DUI Offense in California?
  • What BAC Does a Person under 21 Need to Be Guilty of DUI in Orange County, California?
  • What Blood Alcohol Level in a Minor Can Result in a Ventura County, California DUI?
  • What Happens After an Arrest in San Bernardino County?
  • What Happens if You Refuse a Breathalyzer Test in San Jose, California?
  • What if I’m hit by a DUI driver with no insurance?
  • What is the Average Jail Sentence for DUI Manslaughter in California?
  • What is the effect of a DUI record on college admission?
  • What Is the Statute of Limitations to File a DUI Charge?
  • What to Expect From a DUI Jury Trial
  • When is a California DUI treated as a “wobbler”?
  • Why Does Eating Before Drinking Reduce a BAC?
  • Why You Should Fight Your California “Driving Under the Influence of Drugs” Charge
  • Will a DUI Show Up on a Background Check?
  • Will California start requiring all DUI offenders to install ignition interlock devices (IIDs)?
  • Will I Risk Being Charged with Driving While Addicted to Drugs If I Enter a Rehab Program?

• Category: DUI

  • Can I have guns if I’m on DUI probation in Colorado?
  • Can you get a deferred sentence in a Colorado DUI?
  • Do they need a drug recognition expert for a DUI of drugs in Colorado?
  • How long is a DWAI on your record in Colorado?
  • How much does an interlock cost in Colorado?
  • How to get early removal of my interlock device in Colorado
  • Is it better to take a blood or a breath test after a Colorado DUI?
  • What does “DUR” Stand for in Colorado Law?
  • What is the BAC limit in Denver?
  • What is the statute for felony DUI in Colorado?
  • What Is the Statute of Limitations for DUI in Colorado?
  • What’s the difference between DUI and DWAI in Colorado?
  • When is DUI a class 4 felony in Colorado?

• Category: DUI

  • 10 medical conditions that can get your Nevada driver’s license suspended
  • Can Nevada real estate agents keep their license if they get a DUI?
  • Can you become an Uber or Lyft driver with a DUI?
  • Do I have to admit that I’ve been drinking if I’m pulled over for DUI in Nevada?
  • Do I Need A Lawyer If I Get a DUI in Nevada?
  • Even a First-Time Henderson, Nevada DUI Can Result in Jail Time
  • Five Things to You Should Know About Las Vegas DUI Checkpoints
  • Four ways DUI can be a felony in Nevada
  • Hit by a DUI drunk driver in Las Vegas? What are my rights?
  • How long does a DUI stay on your record in Nevada?
  • I was suffering from hypoglycemia when I was arrested for DUI in Nevada. Can I use this to fight the charges?
  • Is a third DUI still a misdemeanor in Nevada?
  • Is it a DUI to drive high on marijuana in Nevada?
  • Should I Take a Breath or Blood Test if I am Pulled Over for a DUI in Nevada?
  • Three Things to Know About a DUI License Suspension in Nevada
  • What Happens if I Get a 4th DUI in Nevada?
  • Will my driver’s license be suspended in my home state if I get a DUI in Nevada?
  • Will my Nevada DUI case get dismissed if the police did not read me my Miranda rights?

• Category: Employment Discrimination

  • 5 most common grounds for employment discrimination lawsuits in Nevada

• Category: Employment Law

  • AB 2845 prohibits some California employers from asking potential employees about convictions
  • Are Employers Required to Reimburse Employees for Uniforms and Special Work Clothes?
  • Can an Employer Pay Me Late in California?
  • Can I be fired in California for crossdressing at work?
  • I have a California marijuana conviction on my record. Should I pursue expungement under Penal Code 1203.4 or dismissal under Proposition 64?
  • Uber Will Hire Drivers Who Have Had Felonies Reduced Under Prop 47

• Category: Employment Law

  • Do I have to disclose a criminal record to employers in Colorado?

• Category: Employment Law

  • 10 types of workers NOT entitled to overtime pay in Nevada
  • 3 times employers in Nevada must pay you overtime
  • Can I be fired (or fire someone) in Nevada for crossdressing at work?
  • How does a criminal conviction affect a contractor’s license in Nevada?

• Category: Extortion

  • The origin of the term “blackmail” (extortion)

• Category: Federal Crimes

  • If I’m Sentenced to Federal Prison, Where Will I Serve My Time?
  • Is it double jeopardy to charge someone in state and federal court?
  • Lying to a Federal Agent During an Investigation is a Serious Crime
  • Pointing a Laser at Aircraft Over San Francisco Bay is a Federal Crime

• Category: Federal Crimes

  • Is Las Vegas an Open Carry City?
  • Is racketeering a federal or a state crime in Nevada?
  • Lying About Military Awards in Henderson, Nevada Can Be a Federal Crime

• Category: Felony

  • Are .50 BMG caliber rifles legal in California?
  • How long is felony probation in California?
  • Is embezzlement a felony in California?
  • Is It True That Shoplifting Can Be a Felony in Orange County, California?
  • Is punching someone a felony?
  • What felonies cannot be expunged?
  • What is “sextortion” under California law?
  • What is the Difference Between a Felony and a Misdemeanor Under California Law?
  • What Is the Jail Time For a Felony Probation Violation?
  • When is Indecent Exposure Charged As a Felony?

• Category: Felony

  • Can a felon own a muzzleloader in Colorado?
  • Can a felon own a pellet gun in Colorado?
  • Can you seal a felony record in Colorado?

• Category: Felony

  • Are blackmail and extortion the same thing in Nevada?
  • Are nunchucks illegal in Nevada?
  • Do Women Go to Separate Jails and Prisons in Nevada?
  • How can I obtain Las Vegas Justice Court records?
  • Is sexual activity in public illegal in Las Vegas?

• Category: Forgery

  • What is the statute of limitations for forgery in Colorado?

• Category: Fraud

  • Credit Card vs Check Fraud
  • Is “Return Fraud” a Crime in California?
  • Is it illegal to borrow (or loan out) a handicapped placard?
  • What California state agency investigates medical billing practices?
  • What is an Illegal “Ponzi Scheme” in California?
  • What is California voter fraud?
  • What is Social Security Disability Fraud?
  • What is the Punishment for Insurance Fraud?

• Category: Gun Laws

  • 2017 Changes to California’s Gun Laws
  • AB 1968 Creates Lifetime Gun Ban for Some Afflicted with a Mental Health Disorder
  • California “Safe Storage” Laws: What Charges Can I Face If My Child Finds a Gun in the House?
  • How to Register an Unregistered Gun in California
  • Penal Code 24310 PC – Are Camouflaging Firearm Containers Illegal in California?
  • What is a Zip Gun and is it Illegal in California? (Penal Code 33600 PC)

• Category: Gun Laws

  • Am I permitted to carry a gun while hiking in Colorado?
  • Can I have guns in my home if I’m on probation in Colorado?
  • How can I restore my gun rights after a Colorado criminal conviction?
  • How old do you have to be to open carry in Colorado?
  • Is it legal to shoot a BB gun in Colorado?
  • What are the requirements for buying a handgun in Colorado?
  • What is considered a firearm in Colorado?
  • What’s the background check process to buy a gun in Colorado?

• Category: Gun Laws

  • How Do I Get my Gun Rights Restored in Las Vegas, Nevada?
  • How do Nevada gun laws apply to out-of-state visitors?
  • How to buy a gun in Nevada – 3 steps
  • In Nevada, what is Considered a “Deadly Weapon”?
  • Nevada Question 1 Gun Background Checks Won’t be Enforced
  • The Current State of Nevada Gun Laws
  • When are BB guns illegal in Nevada?
  • When are Las Vegas police allowed to use stun guns?
  • Will a pardon in Nevada restore my gun rights?
  • Will sealing my criminal record in Nevada restore my gun rights?

• Category: Harassment

  • What is the Difference Between Civil and Criminal Harassment in California?

• Category: Harassment

  • What are Nevada laws on bullying in the workplace?

• Category: Health Safety Code

  • What is the difference between HS 11153 prescription fraud and HS 11156 prescribing controlled substances to an addict?

• Category: Hernia Mesh Lawsuit

  • Is there a link between hernia mesh and heart problems?

• Category: Hernia Mesh Lawsuit

  • Suing for “Hernia Mesh” injuries in Nevada

• Category: Hit and Run Accidents

  • Fleeing an Accident Scene for Safety Reasons
  • Is “hit and run” a misdemeanor or a felony in California?
  • Is there a statute of limitations for a charge of hit and run in California?

• Category: Hit and Run Accidents

  • Reno, Nevada Hit-and-Run: Leaving the Scene Can Leave You in Big Trouble
  • What is Hit-and-Run in Las Vegas?

• Category: Immigration

  • I’m an immigrant with a California marijuana conviction on my record. Can Proposition 64 keep me from being deported?
  • What Does President Trump’s Deportation Plan Mean for Immigrants with a Criminal Record?
  • Will a California governor’s pardon prevent my criminal history from affecting my immigration status?

• Category: Immigration

  • Do Las Vegas Police cooperate with ICE in immigration enforcement?
  • Post-Conviction Relief for Non-Citizens in Nevada

• Category: Insurance

  • Does California law require you to exchange insurance information after an accident?
  • How long does it take for insurance premiums to go down after a DUI?
  • How Long Does it Take for Insurance to go Down After a DUI in CA?

• Category: Insurance

  • Are boat owners in Nevada required to carry liability insurance?
  • Top 5 things you should never say to an insurance adjuster

• Category: Kidnapping

  • False Imprisonment vs. Kidnapping
  • Posing as a Kidnapper for Ransom vs. Kidnapping for Ransom
  • What is Aggravated Kidnapping?

• Category: Kidnapping

  • What is considered Parental Kidnapping in Colorado?

• Category: Laws

  • “Suspects” Should Never Give a Statement to the Police
  • 5 Proposed California Regulations for Self-driving Cars
  • 5 surprising ways your name could affect your chances in court
  • 7 important e-scooter laws you should know in California
  • AB 2327 requires CA police agencies to review officer history before hiring
  • Am I allowed to use fireworks in Los Angeles?
  • Appealing California “Three Strikes” Sentences
  • Are Jail Phones Tapped?
  • Are Random Traffic Stops and Checkpoints Legal in San Diego County?
  • California Federal Appeals vs. California State Appeals
  • California voters just legalized recreational marijuana. But it may take some time before you can buy pot legally.
  • Can a Bully Claim Self-Defense?
  • Do Criminal Attorneys in California Offer Payment Plans?
  • Do I have to tell a sexual partner that I am HIV-positive in California?
  • Does California have an “attractive nuisance” doctrine?
  • Does California’s Juvenile Court Have Jurisdiction Over Children of all Ages?
  • Does the “marital privilege” mean I can stop my spouse from testifying against me?
  • Does Violating a Restraining Order Stay on Your Record?
  • Either Tell the Truth or Remain Silent
  • Excuses for failure to appear in court: What will and won’t convince the judge?
  • Five Things to Know About Assault Charges in California
  • Five Things to Know About Orange County CA Underage Drinking Laws
  • Five Things to Know if the Police Violate Your Rights in California
  • Four Kinds of Restraining Orders in Los Angeles County
  • Grounds for Filing a California Appeal
  • How a Laser Pointer Can Point You Straight to Federal Prison
  • How Does Posting Bail Work in California?
  • How does Senate Bill 1129 affect California divorce laws?
  • How Long can Juveniles in California be put in Solitary Confinement?
  • How Old Do You Have to be to Get a Tattoo in California?
  • Illegal Fireworks Abound in Nevada on Fourth of July
  • Informants Must Pass Reliability Tests
  • Is a spring assisted knife legal in California?
  • Is California a “Stand Your Ground” State?
  • Is It Illegal to Own a Fake Police Badge?
  • Is it illegal to remove a VIN number?
  • Is Recording a Phone Call I’m On Against the Law in California?
  • It’s Illegal in Clark County to Conduct Business in Public Right-of-Way
  • Juvenile Justice Fees and Costs Reduced in California
  • Life in Prison for Forgetfulness?
  • Overdetention – What happens when a jail keeps me longer than my sentence?
  • Penal Code 24610 PC – What is an Undetectable Firearm and is it Illegal in California?
  • Preponderance of the Evidence vs. Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
  • Prop 35 and enhanced penalties for California human trafficking
  • SB 1050 Provides Certain Relief and Assistance for Exonerated Sex Offenders
  • SB 1100 prohibits the sale of a firearm to a person under 21 years of age
  • SB 923 Creates Statewide Standards in CA for Eyewitness Identifications
  • Senate Bill 1393 gives judges discretion to dismiss 5-year prison enhancements
  • Should I Challenge a Traffic Ticket in Los Angeles Courts?
  • Sincerity Is Not A Crime – California Bribery Laws
  • Statute of Limitations for PAGA Claims
  • Three San Diego Alcohol Laws You Should Know
  • What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Waiving a Preliminary Hearing?
  • What Charges Can I Face for Credit Card “Skimming” in Orange County?
  • What Do You Have the Right to Remain Silent About?
  • What firearms training course is required to get a CCW in California?
  • What Happens at a Restraining Order Hearing in Los Angeles County?
  • What is California Bail Law?
  • What is the California division of Pretrial Assessment Services?
  • What is the difference between a protective order and a restraining order?
  • What is the minimum vision required for driving in California?
  • What is the punishment for furnishing alcohol to a minor in California?
  • What Should I Do If a Santa Barbara, California Police Officer Tells Me to Get Out of My Car During a Traffic Stop?
  • When can I legally change my gender and name in California?
  • When Can Kids Be Suspended Or Expelled For Making Threats?
  • When can police seize my cell phone?
  • Will Proposition 57 make me eligible for parole earlier?
  • Wiretap Orders Harder for Police to Get than Search Warrants

• Category: Laws

  • 5 Alternatives to Jail in Colorado
  • Are nunchucks illegal in Colorado?
  • Are Silencers Illegal in Colorado?
  • Are you allowed to “open carry” in Boulder Colorado?
  • Can a person get bail pending extradition from Colorado to another state?
  • Do minors get Miranda rights in Colorado?
  • Does Colorado have a law of “treason”?
  • How can I get a sentence modified (resentencing) in Colorado?
  • How can I get case discovery from the Denver District Attorney?
  • How can inmates earn good-time credits in Colorado prisons?
  • How do I renew a concealed carry permit in Colorado?
  • I was sentenced to prison and probation in Colorado. Can I appeal?
  • Is betting illegal in Colorado?
  • Is Colorado a “stand your ground” state?
  • Recording Police in Colorado
  • What are the financial qualifications to get a public defender in Colorado?
  • What Constitutes “Contempt of Court” in Colorado?
  • What happens if a witness fails to appear in court in Colorado?
  • What happens if you violate a deferred sentence in Colorado?
  • What is a revocation of a deferred sentence in Colorado?
  • What is Colorado’s express consent law?
  • What is Colorado’s statute of limitations for perjury?
  • What is mandatory parole in Colorado?
  • What is the duty of care standard under Colorado law?
  • What is the legal drinking age in Colorado today?
  • What recreational drugs are legal in Colorado?
  • Will a deferred sentence show up on a Colorado background check?

• Category: Laws

  • 5 benefits to getting a pardon in Nevada
  • 5 steps for getting married in Las Vegas, Nevada
  • 5 Things Parents Can Sue Teachers and Schools for In Nevada
  • 5 ways to get a prenuptial agreement invalidated in Nevada
  • A Las Vegas Animal Cruelty Conviction Can Result in Significant Jail Time
  • Are Brass Knuckles Illegal in Nevada?
  • Are brothels legal in Las Vegas?
  • Are bump stocks legal in Nevada?
  • Are silencers and suppressors legal in Nevada?
  • Are there degrees of arson in Nevada?
  • Can a non-resident open carry in Nevada?
  • Can a property owner in Nevada be sued by a trespasser who gets injured on the property?
  • Can a sealed record in Nevada be used to deny me a state professional license?
  • Can I drive in Nevada with a foreign driver’s license from another country?
  • Can you open carry in a vehicle in Nevada?
  • Civil commitment of drug addicts in Las Vegas
  • Do I Need to Get Out of My Car If a Nevada Police Officer Orders Me To?
  • Does Nevada follow the Castle doctrine?
  • Does Nevada law allow for joint and several liability?
  • Does Nevada provide free lawyer for juvenile court?
  • Does NRS 200.200 allow me to kill someone in self defense in Nevada?
  • Examples of Prosecutorial Misconduct in Clark County, Nevada
  • Four Things to Consider Before Entering a Nevada Guilty Plea
  • Four Tips for Early Termination of Probation in Nevada
  • How does Live Scan fingerprinting work in Las Vegas?
  • How hard is it to get a sentence commuted in Nevada? (NRS 213)
  • How long do you have to have an SR22 in Nevada?
  • How long does an indictment take in Nevada?
  • How to file a complaint against a police officer in Nevada?
  • How to file a restraining order in Nevada – 3 Steps
  • How to get a DNA expungement in Nevada – 5 things to know
  • How to Get a Permit to Carry a Concealed Knife in Las Vegas
  • How to get SCOPE records from the LVMPD: 5 things to know
  • How to Lift a Restraining Order in Nevada
  • How to make a motion to recuse a judge in Nevada
  • How to obtain a judgment of conviction and discharge in Las Vegas
  • How Your Social Media Posts Can Hurt Your Defense in Nevada
  • Is a butterfly knife illegal in Nevada?
  • Is Dumpster Diving Illegal in Las Vegas?
  • Is it a crime to use my phone’s GPS while driving in Nevada?
  • Is it illegal in Las Vegas to charge food and drinks to another person’s room?
  • Is it illegal to record someone without consent in Nevada?
  • Is it possible to get a sentence modified in Nevada?
  • Is it possible to withdraw a plea in Nevada?
  • Is Littering Illegal in Nevada?
  • Nevada Senate approves gay marriage bill
  • Nevada’s standing for traffic safety laws goes from bad to better
  • Public Defenders are not always free in Nevada
  • SB 159 puts new restrictions on selling dextromethorphan in Nevada
  • Should Las Vegas hotels screen luggage?
  • The wait-time in Nevada to become a U.S. citizen has quadrupled
  • What Are My Rights If I Am Questioned By Police in Nevada?
  • What are the FCRA requirements in Nevada?
  • What Does the Right to a “Speedy Trial” Mean in Reno, Nevada?
  • What happens at a TPO (temporary protective order) hearing in Las Vegas?
  • What is “obstruction of a public officer” in Nevada?
  • What is “Rioting” in Las Vegas?
  • What Is “Disturbing the Peace” in Las Vegas Nevada?
  • What is a Nevada Sentencing Hearing?
  • What is Juvenile Court in Nevada?
  • What is The Age of Majority in Nevada?
  • What is the difference between “extortion” and “bribery” in Nevada?
  • What is the Difference Between a Nevada State and Federal Crime?
  • What is the Las Vegas rule for when Miranda rights must be read?
  • What is the Legal Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) Limit in Reno/Sparks, Nevada?
  • What is the new left lane law in Las Vegas, Nevada?
  • What license do you need to operate a motorcycle in Nevada?
  • What remedies do people have in Las Vegas when neighbors play music too loud?
  • What to Expect When You’re Given Field Sobriety Tests in North Las Vegas, Nevada
  • What Trump’s new Travel Ban means for Nevada
  • What’s the difference between a parking ticket and a moving violation in Las Vegas?
  • What’s the Difference Between Parole and Probation in Nevada?
  • What’s the difference between petit and grand larceny in Nevada?
  • What’s the legal age to SERVE alcohol in Nevada?
  • What’s the procedures for serving a subpoena in Nevada?
  • When are police in Las Vegas allowed to use pepper spray?
  • When are police in Las Vegas allowed to use tasers?
  • When Can a Police Officer Pull Me Over in Nevada?
  • When Can an Immigrant Get Deported in Nevada?
  • When can I use someone else’s photos on my blog or social media page?
  • Will a criminal record seal in Nevada stop me from getting deported?
  • Will I go to jail for having a joint in Nevada?

• Category: Lewdness With a Minor

  • Is it illegal in Nevada for an adult to date a minor?
  • Teen “Sexting” in Las Vegas is a Crime

• Category: Litigation

  • Do Defendants Have to Pay Public Defender Fees Even if They are Not Convicted?
  • How long does a bench warrant last – or does it expire?
  • What does it mean for a case to be “dismissed without prejudice”?
  • What Happens at an Arraignment Hearing?
  • What is a Preliminary Hearing and What Happens at One?
  • When Can Bail be Denied Altogether?

• Category: Litigation

  • What is “pretrial services” in Denver Colorado?

• Category: Litigation

  • What is an “arraignment” in Nevada?

• Category: Marijuana Laws

  • 5 Reasons Why Medical Marijuana is Still a Good Idea in California
  • A Breathalyzer Test for Marijuana?
  • California officers test “marijuana breathalyzer”
  • California Proposition 64 Legalized Marijuana – Does This Mean I Can Buy and Smoke Weed Now?
  • Does Proposition 64 mean that it’s now legal to possess marijuana paraphernalia?
  • DUI of Marijuana, Possession of Marijuana and Driving While in Possession of Marijuana
  • Five Things to Know About Marijuana Possession
  • I have a past conviction for possessing/selling/cultivating marijuana. Can I get my pot conviction dismissed now that marijuana is legal in California?
  • What Happens If I Get Busted for Pot in Yosemite?
  • Where Can I Legally Buy, Use and Grow Marijuana in Los Angeles?

• Category: Marijuana Laws

  • Can recreational marijuana be used on college campuses in Nevada?
  • Is concentrated cannabis legal in Nevada?
  • Nevada Hemp Laws and Regulations
  • Nevada legalizes recreational marijuana with limits
  • Nevada Question 2 Legalized Recreational Marijuana. Can I Buy and Smoke Weed Now?

• Category: Mass Torts

  • Patients harmed by medicine or medical devices may have legal recourse in Nevada

• Category: Misdemeanor

  • Can a permanent resident be deported for a misdemeanor?
  • Can I Go to Jail For “Public Urination” in California?
  • Can My Child Get Arrested for Making “Prank Calls” in California?
  • Five Misdemeanor California Theft Offenses
  • Is Assault a Misdemeanor or a Felony?
  • Is it a Crime to “Steal” Wi-Fi in California?
  • My Neighbor is Creating a Public Nuisance. Can I Have Him/Her Arrested?
  • Stealing a Road Sign in San Diego Can Lead to a Trip to Court
  • What Is A Misdemeanor Pretrial Hearing? What Happens at One?
  • What Is The Difference Between a Misdemeanor and a Felony?
  • What is the Difference Between a Misdemeanor and an Infraction Under California Law?
  • What is the Statute of Limitations to File a Misdemeanor in California?

• Category: Misdemeanor

  • Can I be extradited back to Colorado for a misdemeanor?
  • What’s the difference between “reckless driving” and “careless driving” in Colorado?

• Category: Misdemeanor

  • Can I be arrested for paraphernalia possession in Nevada casinos?
  • How long is a misdemeanor on your record in Nevada?
  • Is expungement in Nevada the same as a record seal?
  • What are Nevada laws for concealed carry in a casino?
  • What happens if I accidentally bring a weapon into Las Vegas McCarran Airport?
  • What Happens to a Minor Caught Gambling in a Las Vegas Casino?
  • What’s the Difference Between a Misdemeanor and a Gross Misdemeanor?
  • Will I Go to Jail for a Reno, Nevada Misdemeanor?

• Category: Murder

  • California Rehab Center Employees Charged with Murder
  • Is Murder a Federal Crime? 7 Ways It Can Be
  • What is the “Heat of Passion” and How Does it Affect San Francisco Homicide Charges?

• Category: Murder

  • What are “premeditation and deliberation” in Colorado murder cases?
  • What is “heat of passion” in Colorado murder and manslaughter cases?

• Category: Murder

  • Four Common Defenses to Murder in California
  • Is there a statute of limitations to file a murder charge in Nevada?
  • Las Vegas breaks homicide records
  • Las Vegas Defense Group Wins Dismissal in Attempted Murder Case
  • You Could Face Las Vegas Murder Charges If Someone Dies From a Drug You Provide

• Category: Negligence

  • Can a tenant in Nevada sue the landlord or management company if he is injured in the unit?
  • Did Negligence by Circus Circus Contribute to the Deaths of Sang Nghia and Khuong Nguyen?
  • Good news for Route 91 Harvest Festival victims: Nevada Supreme Court denies reconsideration of landmark Humphries decision
  • How to Prove “Proximate Causation” in Nevada Injury Cases
  • More than 450 Vegas Massacre Victims File Lawsuits in Los Angeles
  • Suing Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department for the Vegas Massacre
  • Suing Live Nation for the Vegas Massacre
  • The foreseeability of the Las Vegas shooting, and suing MGM for negligence
  • What’s the NRS section on negligence?

• Category: Parental Child Abduction

  • Four Things to Know About California Parental Child Abduction

• Category: Pedestrian Accidents

  • Do pedestrians always have the right of way in California?
  • Do Pedestrians Have a Case Against e-Scooters?

• Category: Pedestrian Accidents

  • The good news and bad knews about pedestrian accidents in Nevada
  • What is the Penalty for Hitting a Pedestrian in Las Vegas?

• Category: Penal Code

  • A Palm Springs, California Elder Abuse Conviction Comes with Stiff Penalties

• Category: Penal Code

  • “Swatting” in San Diego is No Joke
  • Amendments to Penal Code 666 to Apply Retroactively
  • Are Cameras in Bathrooms Illegal in California?
  • Bigamy, Incest, and Other “Marriage Crimes” in California
  • California Laws Regarding Private Gun Transfers
  • Comparing California & Nevada Lewd Conduct Laws
  • Does California follow the Castle doctrine? (Penal Code 198.5)
  • How Does Penal Code 29.4 Define Voluntary Intoxication?
  • Interfering with a Parent’s Visitation Rights is a Crime Under Penal Code 278.5 PC
  • Oakland Disorderly Conduct: Eight Things That Will Get You Charged
  • Penal Code 1203.42 expands the right to “expunge” a crime in California
  • Penal Code 33215 PC – Are Short-Barreled Rifles or Sawed-Off Shotguns Illegal in California?
  • Public Sex in Ventura County, California Could Lead to Private Time in Jail
  • The Consequences of Staged Accidents
  • What are the elements of a criminal conspiracy in California?
  • What is the California Penal Code for invasion of privacy?

• Category: Penalties

  • What are the Criminal Penalties for Driving Without a License?
  • What are the Penalties for a Probation Violation in San Bernardino County?
  • What are the Penalties for Aiding and Abetting a Crime in Los Angeles?
  • What are the Penalties for Crimes Against the Disabled in San Francisco?
  • What Are the Penalties for Selling Counterfeit Goods in San Diego County?
  • What are the penalties for violating probation in Los Angeles County?
  • What is the Penalty for Illegal Dumping in Ventura County, California?

• Category: Penalties

  • What is the penalty for driving without a license in Colorado?

• Category: Penalties

  • Are there extra penalties for carrying a gun during a crime in Nevada?
  • Nevada SB 541 (2017) Victimizing first responders now carries extra penalties
  • What are the consequences if I ignore a parking ticket in Las Vegas?
  • What are the Penalties for Stealing Scrap Metal in Reno?
  • What are the penalties for truancy in Nevada?
  • What are the Penalties for Vandalizing a Mosque in Las Vegas?
  • What is the penalty for domestic battery by strangulation in Nevada?

• Category: Personal Injury

  • 10 types of e-scooter malfunctions that can lead to serious injury
  • 12 Reasons Why Lime & Bird Electric Scooters Are Dangerous
  • 5 Challenges to Suing for Bedbug Bites in California
  • A Weed Killer that May be Killing People
  • Are schools liable for injuries during field trips?
  • Can I sue someone for giving me herpes?
  • How do you calculate loss of enjoyment of life in a personal injury case?
  • Personal Injury 101: What is “res ipsa loquitur” in California?
  • Recovering Damages for Concussions and Other Sports Injuries in California
  • The Difference Between Lost Wages and Loss of Earning Capacity
  • What is “capitation” in a personal injury case?
  • What Is the “Last Clear Chance” Doctrine?
  • Who is Responsible for School Sports Injuries?
  • Why injuries from fixed ladders without cages are so common
  • Why skylight accidents are more common that people think

• Category: Personal Injury

  • Do I Need to Report an Accident to the DMV in Colorado?

• Category: Personal Injury

  • And the greatest literary lawyer of all time is…
  • How much are settlements for rideshare accidents in Nevada?
  • New Cases of Legionnaires’ Disease from Rio Hotel Outbreak
  • Pre-settlement loans in Las Vegas personal injury cases
  • Questions to Ask Your Potential Lawyer in Nevada
  • Suing the MGM for the Vegas Massacre
  • Will a pre-existing condition hinder a personal injury lawsuit in Nevada?

• Category: Pornography

  • Can I Get Charged With Child Pornography in California for Animated Videos?
  • If I am Convicted of California Child Pornography in Riverside County, Will I Have to Register as a Sex Offender?

• Category: Pornography

  • Can Innocent People Get Child Porn on Their Computers?

• Category: Premises Liability

  • Are landlords in Nevada responsible for injuries and hazards in the common areas?
  • Assaulted in a Las Vegas parking garage. Can I file a lawsuit for inadequate security?
  • Can a property owner be liable for the criminal activities of others on the property in Nevada?
  • What if I was bitten by bedbugs at a Las Vegas hotel?
  • When does the “open and obvious” defense apply in Nevada premises liability cases?
  • Who is responsible when a norovirus breaks out at a Las Vegas hotel

• Category: Product Liablity

  • E-Scooters & Waiving Your Right To Sue

• Category: Product Liablity

  • Can I Sue if My Car’s Airbag Failed to Deploy in Nevada?

• Category: Prostitution

  • How long can the prosecution wait to bring me to trial in California?

• Category: Prostitution

  • Is prostitution legal anywhere in Colorado?

• Category: Prostitution

  • Are Escorts Legal in Las Vegas?
  • Are Las Vegas prostitution stings legal or entrapment?

• Category: Rape

  • Is it “Rape” to have sex with a retarded person?
  • Proposed California Law Would Abolish Statute of Limitations for Rape Charges
  • What Are the Penalties for a Sacramento County Rape Conviction?
  • What is a rape kit?

• Category: Rape

  • 3 situations where “consent” is NOT a defense to rape in Nevada
  • Can you face rape charges for having “rough sex” in Nevada?
  • Is There Such a Thing as “Spousal Rape” in Nevada?
  • NV Supreme Court REVERSES rape conviction of Las Vegas Defense Group client
  • What is “date rape” in Nevada?
  • What is the statute of limitations in Nevada rape cases?

• Category: Rear-End Collision

  • Can the lead driver be at fault for a rear-end collision in Nevada?

• Category: Road Rage

  • Four Ways “Road Rage” Can Get You Charged With a Crime in California

• Category: Road Rage

  • “Road Rage” in Nevada Can Drive You Straight to Jail

• Category: Robbery

  • Estes Robbery – how shoplifting can become a felony and a strike
  • When is Robbery First vs Second Degree in California?
  • You Can Face Federal Charges for Robbery in Santa Clara County

• Category: Robbery

  • 9 Ways a Robbery in Washoe County Can Land You in Federal Prison
  • Federal Robbery Charges in Reno, Nevada

• Category: Sexual Assault

  • California extends statute of limitations for bringing sexual assault charges
  • California’s Sexual Assault Laws Have Changed
  • Former Officer Acquitted of All charges in Pahrump Sexual Assault Case
  • Gynecologists and Sexual Battery: When a Doctor Crosses the Line
  • New mandatory minimums for California rape and sexual assault after Stanford rape case

• Category: Sexual Assault

  • Who has to register as a sex offender in Colorado?

• Category: Sexual Assault

  • Is there a statute of limitations for sexual assault or sex trafficking in Nevada?
  • What is the statute of limitations for sexual assault in Nevada?

• Category: Sexual Harassment

  • Red Flags that a Teacher may be Engaging in Sexual Misconduct with a Student

• Category: Sexual Harassment

  • Is Sexual Harassment a Crime in Colorado?

• Category: Sexual Harassment

  • 3 steps for filing a sexual harassment claim against Steve Wynn

• Category: Shoplifting

  • California Shoplifting Suspects Are Being Extorted by Private Company, Lawsuit Says
  • Shoplifting… A crime of moral turpitude?
  • Should I Be Read My Miranda Rights When I am Detained for Shoplifting in California?
  • Using Counterfeit Bills to Pay at a Store Can Be a Form of California PC 459.5 Shoplifting

• Category: Shoplifting

  • Arrested for Shoplifting in Nevada? 5 Key Things to Know

• Category: Slip and Fall Accidents

  • Who can I sue after falling on a slippery surface in a Las Vegas nightclub?

• Category: Theft

  • Is Shoplifting the Same as Petty Theft Under California Law?
  • Selling Counterfeit Goods in Santa Clara County, California is No Game
  • The Relationship Between California Identity Theft and Using Another Person’s I.D. Card
  • What is the Difference Between Commercial Robbery and Residential Robbery?
  • What is the statute of limitations on theft charges in California?

• Category: Truck Accidents

  • Typical settlement amounts for truck accidents in Nevada

• Category: Uncategorized

  • Are police lineups a reliable form of evidence?
  • Should aliens charged with crimes in Nevada accept a plea?
  • What Happens When a Cyclist Kills a Pedestrian?
  • What is a Nevada 72 hour hold?
  • Who gets the family pet in a divorce?

• Category: Vandalism

  • Is “Tagging” in Riverside County Vandalism or Graffiti?
  • Just Possessing Vandalism Tools Can Be Enough to Get You Charged with a Crime in Los Angeles
  • Senior Pranks in San Diego County Can Lead to Criminal Charges if They Involve Vandalism
  • What are the Penalties for Vandalizing a Mosque or Other House of Worship in Orange County, California?

• Category: Vandalism

  • What is the Difference Between Graffiti and Vandalism in Las Vegas?

• Category: Vehicle Code

  • California Driving Law – the Difference between Driving without a License and Driving without a License in Your Possession
  • Does Proposition 47 apply to the crime of Vehicle Code 10851 joyriding?
  • The Difference Between an Infraction and a Misdemeanor in California

• Category: Warrant

  • Are Police Allowed to Search a Hotel Room Without a Warrant?
  • Can the Cops Force Me to Submit to a DUI Blood Draw Without a Warrant?
  • How to clear a bench warrant in California without going to jail?
  • The Supreme Court says police need a warrant to search your cellphone
  • What Happens When a Bench Warrant Is Recalled Or Quashed?
  • What Happens When a Warrant for Arrest is Issued in Orange County?
  • What is a Franks Motion and Hearing?
  • What is a Motion to Quash a Warrant?
  • What is a Ramey Warrant? How Does it Differ from a Regular Arrest Warrant?
  • What Probable Cause is Necessary for a Search Warrant in Orange County?

• Category: Warrant

  • How to search if I have a warrant in Denver, Colorado?

• Category: Warrant

  • 4 times when Nevada police can search your trunk
  • How can I check if I have warrants in Clark County – Las Vegas?
  • What Should I Do If Police Come to My Las Vegas, Nevada House With a Search Warrant?
  • When are Nevada police allowed to search my cell phone? Do I have to give my passsword?

• Category: Workers Compensation

  • Can a Company in Nevada Fire a Worker for Making a Workers Compensation Claim?
  • Lawsuits for mold exposure at the Grant Sawyer building in Las Vegas, Nevada

• Category: Wrongful Death

  • What is the wrongful death statute in Nevada?