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Can I Own a Gun if I Was Convicted of Domestic Violence in California?

A domestic violence charge can have a devastating impact on your life. Such a charge will be found on your criminal record and may lead to job loss, the revocation of professional licenses, or the revocation of child custody. In California, you may also lose your right to own a firearm for 10 years to life if you are convicted of a domestic violence charge, even if you succeed in having your charge expunged.  If you are facing domestic violence charges in California, it’s imperative to discuss your case with a knowledgeable defense lawyer. At Dod Law, attorney Dod can launch a thorough investigation into the charges against you, mount an aggressive defense, and protect your rights. Do not risk…


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Can I Be Arrested for Growing Marijuana Plants in California?

Unlike other drugs, California allows those over 21 to possess, use, and grow marijuana for recreational purposes in doses up to 28.5 grams, under California Proposition 64. However, there are still restrictions on how many plants a person can grow and where they must keep them. Continue reading to learn more about when cultivating marijuana is legal and illegal in California.  If you are facing drug charges in California, contact Attorney Dod of Dod Law. As an experienced drug crimes defense attorney, he can investigate the charges and defend you in court against aggressive prosecution.  When Is it Legal to Grow Marijuana in California? While anyone over the age of 21 is legally allowed to cultivate marijuana in California, they…


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5 Ways Your California Driver’s License Could Be Revoked or Suspended 

Just because you completed driver training courses and passed the driver’s exam does not mean that having a license is a right. Driving is a privilege, and the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has the right to suspend or revoke your license under certain circumstances. The DMV may take this action on its own or through court orders. If your license has been suspended, you may be eligible to reinstate your driving privileges once your license suspension period ends; however, you must often pay fines and submit the required documentation before you can resume driving.  If you are facing license suspension or revocation, contact a San Diego defense attorney. Losing your California driver’s license could have adverse effects on…


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