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Police Stop in San Diego Being stopped by police can be an intimidating experience, whether it’s a routine traffic stop or a street encounter. Knowing your constitutional rights during these interactions can help you navigate the situation safely while...read more
How to Protect Your Rights If Accused of White-Collar Crimes Tax season can be filled with accusations of white-collar crimes and arrests. Unfortunately, you may find yourself in this situation if you work in finance or there is a...read more
Types of Crimes That Can Be Expunged in San Diego In California, the process of expungement provides people with a second chance by allowing certain crimes to be removed from their criminal records. Having your record clean can stop...read more
Assault is one of the most common crimes people are charged with in California. However, not all assault charges are the same, and the differences between them are important to your defense. At Dod Law, we will work with...read more
Entrapment is a legal defense that can significantly impact the outcome of a criminal case. In California, understanding the nuances of entrapment is important for defendants. Entrapment is largely misunderstood, which can hurt your ability to form a strong...read more
Aggravated Sexual Assault Charges in San Diego What’s an aggravated sexual assault charge, and how does it differ from a standard sexual assault charge in San Diego? Is that distinction important, and can it impact your future? Learn more...read more
Orange County Arraignment The arraignment process in Orange County holds significant weight in your legal situation. This initial court appearance can set the stage for your case, and making informed choices can help you avoid mistakes that could jeopardize...read more
Outstanding Warrant in Orange County You cannot let an outstanding warrant go unaddressed in Orange County. If you have a warrant out against you, it is in your best interest to contact a criminal defense attorney and work with...read more
San Diego Criminal Court Television shows have given many people an inaccurate understanding of what happens after someone gets arrested. If you’re dealing with new criminal charges, you may have questions about how you can prepare to appear in...read more
Public Intoxication California considers public intoxication to be a misdemeanor offense, which means that anyone found to be visibly intoxicated in a public place may be arrested. It isn’t limited to just drinking, either – the law also includes...read more