Serving Time Before Conviction and Bail
While it might sound hard to believe, many people serve time behind bars before they are even convicted of a crime just because they can’t afford to post bail.
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Reasons to Decriminalize Drugs
The United States is coming to terms with the realization that criminalizing illicit drugs and treating offenders in a purely judicial way has little if any effectiveness in dealing with the drug problem.
In Pursuit of a Passed Out Driver
A passed out driver woke up and led police on a brief pursuit before finally being arrested.
Criminal Defense Attorney For Your Teenager
Although you might not think about it, if you have a teenager you should seriously consider having a good criminal defense attorney.
Sheriff's Deputy Facing Sexual Misconduct Charges
Nineteen women have stepped forward to accuse San Diego County sheriff’s deputy Richard Fischer of sexual misconduct.
Why You Should Not Evade Police
If you live in Los Angeles, you’ve probably gotten used to reports of high speed, or low speed police chases.
Drug Smugglers Recruiting Teens
Over the past few years, hundreds of teens arrested at the California border have learned the hard way - drug trafficking is not the answer.
Juvenile Defense, School Expulsion, and Your Child
For a parent, having your child arrested and charged with an alleged crime is one of the most traumatic experiences you could have.
If You Get Pulled Over for DUI on Fourth of July
Typically over big holidays like Fourth of July holiday, the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department will team up with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to keep impaired drivers off San Diego’s roads.
The Steps of a Criminal Trial
During a criminal trial a jury examines the evidence presented by the defense and prosecution to decide whether, “beyond a reasonable doubt,” a defendant committed a crime.