Can You Legally Film Police at a Protest in California?
In the age of smartphones and livestreams, one of the most common questions people have during protests is: “Can I legally film the police?”The…
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HR 875: How a DUI Could Now Lead to Deportation for Noncitizens
If you’re a noncitizen in the U.S., a simple DUI could soon have life-changing consequences — and not in a good way. A new bill, HR 875, just passed…
Know Your Rights: How to Respond to a Police Dispersal Order
Protesting is a constitutional right, but that doesn’t mean law enforcement can’t step in, especially when they issue a dispersal order. If you’re at…
PC 419: Returning to Restricted Land After Demonstrating
If you’ve been arrested in California for returning to restricted land after being lawfully removed — especially while demonstrating or participating in a protest…
What to Do If You’re Arrested at a Protest in California
With protests erupting across Los Angeles and throughout California, it’s more important than ever to know your rights — and what to do if…
When is a DUI Considered a Misdemeanor?
When is a DUI Considered a Misdemeanor? If you’ve been charged with a DUI (driving under the influence), you’re likely wondering whether it…