Criminal Defense Legal Updates in Riverside and San Bernardino
Welcome to our dedicated Legal Updates page, where we provide the most current and relevant information for those seeking guidance in criminal defense law in Riverside and San Bernardino County. Whether you’re a Rancho Cucamonga criminal defense attorney, a lawyer in the region, or someone needing legal assistance, this is your go-to source for the latest developments in criminal law.
Resentencing Opportunities Under California Penal Code 1172.6: Insights from People v. Estrada
In the notable case of People v. Estrada, the courts addressed critical issues regarding resente...
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, ...
SB 1046: California’s Ignition Interlock Law
SB 1046: Interlock Law
The new law regarding DUI arrest goes into effect on January 1, 2019. Th...
SB 1106: Facilitating Post-Conviction Relief and Parole by Removing Unpaid Restitution Barriers
Introduction To SB 1106
Building on the progressive legislative momentum in California, SB 1106 e...
SB 1008: The Keeping Families Connected Act – Strengthening Family Ties Through Communication
Introduction to SB 1008
California continues its commitment to reformative justice and family w...
AB 2043: Licensing Bounty Hunters in California for Greater Accountability and Professionalism
Introduction to AB 2043
California's AB 2043 represents a significant shift in the regulation o...
Professional Licensing Consequences with a Criminal Conviction
Professional Licensing Consequences
A criminal conviction in California can sometimes have an hor...
Understanding the Immigration Consequences of Criminal Convictions: Key Factors to Consider
Immigration Consequences
People who live in the United States on a temporary basis, while on a Gr...
Understanding Juvenile Criminal Cases in California: What You Need to Know
Juvenile Criminal Cases
A juvenile can also be charged with crimes in California. Generally speak...