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How to Restore Your Firearm Rights After a Marijuana Conviction
If you have been convicted of a crime in California, this sentencing may affect your Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. There are over half a million Americans arrested for marijuana-related crimes. If you have had your firearm rights suspended due to a marijuana conviction, a California drug crime
7 Defense Options for a California Embezzlement Charge
Embezzlement is one of the most common and damaging crimes committed against businesses in the United States. Due to the serious nature of this white-collar crime, being accused of embezzlement in California may cost you your reputation and career, as well as put you at risk for severe legal repercussions. If
What to Do If You’re Falsely Accused of Online Solicitation in California
Social media apps have become popular places to seek new relationships, whether for friendship, romance, or sexual gratification. Although the internet might seem like a great place to pursue these new connections, it may also lead to false accusations. Unfortunately, even made-up accusations have the potential to turn into severe
A Guide to White-Collar Crimes in California
A term reportedly coined in 1939, “white-collar crime” is now synonymous with fraud committed by corporate and government professionals. White-collar crimes typically involve cover-ups or violations of trust and do not require the use of threat, physical force, or violence.These crimes are usually financially motivated, and offenders often hope to
Santa Barbara Money Laundering: What You Need to Know
Criminal organizations in Santa Barbara that earn large amounts of cash illegally cannot deposit their funds into legitimate financial institutions unless the money appears to come from legitimate sources. To make their “dirty” money appear “clean,” they use various techniques to “launder” their earnings and make their profits seem legitimate.
When Can a Juvenile Be Tried in Adult Court?
For over a decade, 14- to 17-year-olds could face adult charges in the state of California through Proposition 21 of “The Juvenile Justice Initiative.” However, in February 2021, a unanimous decision by the California Supreme Court put an end to the harsh measures, which led to overcrowded prisons and developmental issues for
Has the Pandemic Increased the Issue of Domestic Violence?
Since the beginning of the pandemic, it has been reported that reports of domestic violence have increased between 25 and 33 percent worldwide. Domestic violence is defined as violence among current or former partners that is characterized by stalking, psychological, sexual, or physical violence. The issue of domestic violence has become even
How to Protect Your Children after Being Accused of Domestic Violence
When a person is accused of domestic violence, their life can change forever. The person’s reputation, career, and social relationships are at risk, and they can also suffer legal punishments. A domestic violence charge can negatively affect your child’s ability to feel comfortable and rely on their parents. Not only
Under What Conditions May Police Search My Home in California?
Our homes are often the places where we feel the safest. While it is usually the case that what is inside your home is your private property, if you have been accused of a crime, there is a chance that your privacy may be breached if law enforcement chooses to
How Will a Criminal Charge Impact Your Professional License in California?
When a person is convicted of a crime in California, there are serious penalties that they may face such as prison time or costly fines. To make matters worse, when a person is convicted of a crime, they may risk having their professional license suspended or revoked. Depending on the
Does a Confession to a Crime Guarantee Prison Time?
Each year, there are 10 million arrests made in the United States. When a person is arrested for a crime, they are usually brought to the nearest police station for questioning. Unfortunately, the tactics used by law enforcement for questioning tend to be one-sided with the goal of getting the suspect to
How California Penalizes Illegal Possession of Fireworks
It is not uncommon to see dazzling displays of fireworks around California on major holidays like the Fourth of July or New Year’s Eve. However, unless a person or event has a permit to possess and fire off those fireworks, what they are doing is illegal. While fireworks are beautiful
What is the Duty to Report a DUI for Medical Professionals?
Whenever a driver gets behind the wheel of a vehicle, they have a duty to make a reasonable effort to remain alert and safe on the roads. When a person is under the influence of drugs or alcohol, they are unable to carry out that duty of care for themselves
What Crimes Are Counted as Strikes under California’s Three Strikes Law?
When a person commits a serious crime like robbery or arson, the consequences that will follow if they are convicted can affect them for the rest of their life. If you have been accused of committing a serious or violent crime and you have already been charged two times prior,
How Does Social Media Affect Your Domestic Violence Case
It has been reported that there are nearly 300 million social media users in the United States as of this year. It is no secret that social media has become an integral part of society. It has become a way for individuals to stay connected to one another, learn new things, and
Can I Still Get Charged with DUI for Sleeping in My Car?
Each year, about 1.5 million Americans are arrested for driving under the influence. While the definition of a DUI mentions the word “driving,” you may be surprised to learn that you can still be charged with a DUI if you are not actively driving a vehicle. Aron Law Firm is a
What to Know About Violating a Court Order in California
If you have been given a court order in California, it is crucial that you follow that order to avoid any additional penalties or fines. You may face jail time and criminal charges if you violate a court order. If you have violated a California court order, you should contact
When Can Juveniles be Tried in Adult Courts in California?
In the vast majority of criminal situations involving a minor, the case will be heard in California’s juvenile court. These crimes are adjudicated as delinquency matters in juvenile courts, which exist to rehabilitate rather than punish minor offenders. However, some exceptions may lead to a juvenile aged 16 and up
What is Considered a Sex Crime in California?
California doesn’t have a concrete definition for “sex crime” because there are so many different varieties of sex crimes listed in the penal code, but “sex crimes” can generally be defined as offenses committed involving illegal sexual conduct. More specifically, this tends to be touching the intimate body part of
Do I Need a Criminal Defense Lawyer Even If I’m Guilty?
If you’ve been arrested for a crime, you’re likely feeling a combination of hopelessness, futility, and disheartenment. These feelings can only be made worse if you’re guilty of the crime in question. After all, with a pile of evidence against you, you may think there isn’t much you can do
Can Possession of a Fake ID Land You in Jail?
Possessing a fake ID can seem like a relatively innocuous rule break. After all, fake IDs are most often used by college students looking for a fun night out before they turn 21. However, getting turned away from a bar isn’t the worst fate you could suffer if a suspicious
At What Point Does an Argument Become Domestic Violence in California?
Arguments are common in all kinds of relationships. In fact, some degree of conflict is often healthy as it means both parties are expressing themselves rather than keeping everything buried inside and letting emotions fester. However, it’s not uncommon for arguments to escalate to the point of domestic violence. The
What Will Show Up on Your California Background Check?
If you’re among the estimated one in three California residents with a criminal record, you may be worried about how it will affect your job search. After all, it’s not uncommon for employers to ask about criminal history on job applications, and if you have a criminal record, it could
What Should I Do if My Child is Accused of a Sex Crime in California?
As a parent, it’s inherent that you protect your child from any violence or harm that may cross their path. This includes shielding them from adult predators. However, few parents consider the opposite: the possibility that their child might be the perpetrator. Yet, child-on-child sexual abuse is far from uncommon
How a DUI Can Impact Your Nursing License in California?
While the human drive to care for others and provide help in a time of crisis has been around long before hospitals and doctors’ offices existed, nurses have never been more critical than they are today. Nurses play an increasingly crucial role in today’s society, not just by providing care,
How to Restore Your Firearm Rights After a Marijuana Conviction
If you have been convicted of a crime in California, this sentencing may affect your Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. There are over half a million Americans arrested for marijuana-related crimes. If you have had your firearm rights suspended due to a marijuana conviction, a California drug crime
7 Defense Options for a California Embezzlement Charge
Embezzlement is one of the most common and damaging crimes committed against businesses in the United States. Due to the serious nature of this white-collar crime, being accused of embezzlement in California may cost you your reputation and career, as well as put you at risk for severe legal repercussions. If
What to Do If You’re Falsely Accused of Online Solicitation in California
Social media apps have become popular places to seek new relationships, whether for friendship, romance, or sexual gratification. Although the internet might seem like a great place to pursue these new connections, it may also lead to false accusations. Unfortunately, even made-up accusations have the potential to turn into severe
A Guide to White-Collar Crimes in California
A term reportedly coined in 1939, “white-collar crime” is now synonymous with fraud committed by corporate and government professionals. White-collar crimes typically involve cover-ups or violations of trust and do not require the use of threat, physical force, or violence.These crimes are usually financially motivated, and offenders often hope to
Santa Barbara Money Laundering: What You Need to Know
Criminal organizations in Santa Barbara that earn large amounts of cash illegally cannot deposit their funds into legitimate financial institutions unless the money appears to come from legitimate sources. To make their “dirty” money appear “clean,” they use various techniques to “launder” their earnings and make their profits seem legitimate.
When Can a Juvenile Be Tried in Adult Court?
For over a decade, 14- to 17-year-olds could face adult charges in the state of California through Proposition 21 of “The Juvenile Justice Initiative.” However, in February 2021, a unanimous decision by the California Supreme Court put an end to the harsh measures, which led to overcrowded prisons and developmental issues for
Has the Pandemic Increased the Issue of Domestic Violence?
Since the beginning of the pandemic, it has been reported that reports of domestic violence have increased between 25 and 33 percent worldwide. Domestic violence is defined as violence among current or former partners that is characterized by stalking, psychological, sexual, or physical violence. The issue of domestic violence has become even
How to Protect Your Children after Being Accused of Domestic Violence
When a person is accused of domestic violence, their life can change forever. The person’s reputation, career, and social relationships are at risk, and they can also suffer legal punishments. A domestic violence charge can negatively affect your child’s ability to feel comfortable and rely on their parents. Not only
Under What Conditions May Police Search My Home in California?
Our homes are often the places where we feel the safest. While it is usually the case that what is inside your home is your private property, if you have been accused of a crime, there is a chance that your privacy may be breached if law enforcement chooses to
How Will a Criminal Charge Impact Your Professional License in California?
When a person is convicted of a crime in California, there are serious penalties that they may face such as prison time or costly fines. To make matters worse, when a person is convicted of a crime, they may risk having their professional license suspended or revoked. Depending on the
Does a Confession to a Crime Guarantee Prison Time?
Each year, there are 10 million arrests made in the United States. When a person is arrested for a crime, they are usually brought to the nearest police station for questioning. Unfortunately, the tactics used by law enforcement for questioning tend to be one-sided with the goal of getting the suspect to
How California Penalizes Illegal Possession of Fireworks
It is not uncommon to see dazzling displays of fireworks around California on major holidays like the Fourth of July or New Year’s Eve. However, unless a person or event has a permit to possess and fire off those fireworks, what they are doing is illegal. While fireworks are beautiful
What is the Duty to Report a DUI for Medical Professionals?
Whenever a driver gets behind the wheel of a vehicle, they have a duty to make a reasonable effort to remain alert and safe on the roads. When a person is under the influence of drugs or alcohol, they are unable to carry out that duty of care for themselves
What Crimes Are Counted as Strikes under California’s Three Strikes Law?
When a person commits a serious crime like robbery or arson, the consequences that will follow if they are convicted can affect them for the rest of their life. If you have been accused of committing a serious or violent crime and you have already been charged two times prior,
How Does Social Media Affect Your Domestic Violence Case
It has been reported that there are nearly 300 million social media users in the United States as of this year. It is no secret that social media has become an integral part of society. It has become a way for individuals to stay connected to one another, learn new things, and
Can I Still Get Charged with DUI for Sleeping in My Car?
Each year, about 1.5 million Americans are arrested for driving under the influence. While the definition of a DUI mentions the word “driving,” you may be surprised to learn that you can still be charged with a DUI if you are not actively driving a vehicle. Aron Law Firm is a
What to Know About Violating a Court Order in California
If you have been given a court order in California, it is crucial that you follow that order to avoid any additional penalties or fines. You may face jail time and criminal charges if you violate a court order. If you have violated a California court order, you should contact
When Can Juveniles be Tried in Adult Courts in California?
In the vast majority of criminal situations involving a minor, the case will be heard in California’s juvenile court. These crimes are adjudicated as delinquency matters in juvenile courts, which exist to rehabilitate rather than punish minor offenders. However, some exceptions may lead to a juvenile aged 16 and up
What is Considered a Sex Crime in California?
California doesn’t have a concrete definition for “sex crime” because there are so many different varieties of sex crimes listed in the penal code, but “sex crimes” can generally be defined as offenses committed involving illegal sexual conduct. More specifically, this tends to be touching the intimate body part of
Do I Need a Criminal Defense Lawyer Even If I’m Guilty?
If you’ve been arrested for a crime, you’re likely feeling a combination of hopelessness, futility, and disheartenment. These feelings can only be made worse if you’re guilty of the crime in question. After all, with a pile of evidence against you, you may think there isn’t much you can do
Can Possession of a Fake ID Land You in Jail?
Possessing a fake ID can seem like a relatively innocuous rule break. After all, fake IDs are most often used by college students looking for a fun night out before they turn 21. However, getting turned away from a bar isn’t the worst fate you could suffer if a suspicious
At What Point Does an Argument Become Domestic Violence in California?
Arguments are common in all kinds of relationships. In fact, some degree of conflict is often healthy as it means both parties are expressing themselves rather than keeping everything buried inside and letting emotions fester. However, it’s not uncommon for arguments to escalate to the point of domestic violence. The
What Will Show Up on Your California Background Check?
If you’re among the estimated one in three California residents with a criminal record, you may be worried about how it will affect your job search. After all, it’s not uncommon for employers to ask about criminal history on job applications, and if you have a criminal record, it could
What Should I Do if My Child is Accused of a Sex Crime in California?
As a parent, it’s inherent that you protect your child from any violence or harm that may cross their path. This includes shielding them from adult predators. However, few parents consider the opposite: the possibility that their child might be the perpetrator. Yet, child-on-child sexual abuse is far from uncommon
How a DUI Can Impact Your Nursing License in California?
While the human drive to care for others and provide help in a time of crisis has been around long before hospitals and doctors’ offices existed, nurses have never been more critical than they are today. Nurses play an increasingly crucial role in today’s society, not just by providing care,