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What Does "Dismissed With Prejudice" Mean In California?
A case may be dismissed either "with prejudice" or "without prejudice." That said, what does any of that mean? How does it affect your case now and in the future? Here's what our experienced criminal lawyers in Los Angeles, California have to say about it: Types Of Criminal Case Dismissal In California
How Implied Consent Laws Apply In DUI Arrests In California
So, can you refuse to get out of your car, participate in field sobriety tests, and be subjected to a breathalyzer test? Our prescreened California DUI lawyers strongly advise that you participate in the process when pulled over for a suspected DUI. But why? Do authorities have the right to override your personal right to privacy and decision-making? Let's talk about implied consent, why that means they can't refuse certain DUI procedures, and how that might affect your California DUI charges . Why There Is An Implied Consent To Be …
What Is Involuntary Manslaughter In California?
As the name suggests, involuntary manslaughter is when someone unintentionally causes someone's death. While voluntary manslaughter is defined by a lack of premeditation but still willingly killing, involuntary manslaughter is more tied to negligence. If you're faced with a possible involuntary manslaughter charge, you first need to understand what you're in for. This includes understanding what the charges mean, how they might affect you, and what possible penalties you might be facing. So, let's look at some of the basics of …
How To Defend Against False Imprisonment Claims In California
The key to criminal charges in California is to create a solid defense against the accusations. Trials are meant to hear out both sides so a decision to punish or dismiss can be made. So, you must be prepared to show your side of the story and get the best outcome. Let's look at the most common defense strategies for false imprisonment claims, as experienced by prescreened California Criminal Defense Attorneys . The Most Common Defenses To False Imprisonment Charges In California
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