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California established various protections to ensure that you are treated fairly throughout the legal process when you are charged with a felony. Facing a felony charge can be an overwhelming and life-altering experience, but understanding your rights is a...read more
When Does an Accident Become a Felony Understanding the legal implications of an injury resulting from an accident is crucial, especially when it escalates to a felony charge. It’s a situation you might unexpectedly find yourself in, and knowing...read more
Felony Assault According to the Public Policy Institute of California, 267,000 felony arrests were made in California in 2021. Violent offenses consisted of 35.1% of those arrests, followed by 21.8% for property crimes. There were also a significant number...read more
California Three-Strikes Law California three-strikes law is a criminal sentencing law that imposes harsh penalties for repeat offenders who have been convicted of at least three serious or violent felonies. Under this law, offenders who are convicted of their...read more
Convicted of a Felony in California Being convicted of a felony in California not only means incarceration of more than one year, but it also carries with it heavy implications that have many farther-reaching impacts. In addition to time...read more
Is Resisting Arrest a Felony in California? Resisting arrest is a serious offense in California and is one that can have serious consequences for your legal record. However, resisting arrest is not a felony in California and is only...read more
The term ‘bank fraud’ describes an umbrella of fraudulent crimes targeting financial institutions. As a federal crime, bank fraud typically counts as a felony, and a conviction results in fines and time in prison. If an individual willingly and...read more
When you hear the word ‘counterfeit,’ you may think of counterfeit money or forged documents. However, selling counterfeit goods such as knock-off handbags or clothing is also a serious criminal offense under California Penal Code 350. Counterfeit goods cases...read more
Being suspected or accused of theft can be a harrowing experience, even if you have yet to be charged. Theft is a common and substantial criminal offense in California and is punishable by fines and even time behind bars...read more
Have you ever interviewed for a competitive job? Or applied for housing or a loan from the bank? Could you imagine how much more complicated and stressful these processes could have been if you had a felony conviction? Having...read more