What is the difference between a Simple Battery and an Simple Assault in California?
What are the definitions of Battery and Assault? Assault is found under PC 240, and Battery is found under PC 242. PC 240 Assault: An…
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Different Warrants in California
What are the different warrants in California? In California, and other states, there are common “Warrants” in Criminal Law, and each one means something…
How can your Probation be Violated?
What is Probation? Probation is a grant from a Court, where you are given a lesser sentence than the maximum, in exchange to complete…
AB 256: Enhancing Legal Protections Against Bias and Discrimination in the Criminal Justice System
Introduction to AB 256 In a significant move towards a more equitable criminal justice system, California introduced AB 256, a bill that allows individuals…
When should I accept a Plea Bargain for my case?
Know your Exposure When you’re charged with a crime, it is important for you to know the specifics of the charges you are facing….
Refusal Enhancement: What happens if you refuse a chemical test for a DUI?
What is a chemical test? In California, when you are stopped and arrested for a DUI, you are required to do what is called…