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What Is Considered Gross Negligence?

What Is Considered Gross Negligence?

What Is Considered Gross Negligence? Given its vagueness, defining gross negligence is difficult. California chooses to define it as “want of even scant care or an extreme departure from ordinary standard of conduct” (Kirschenbaum). While… 

Supreme Court in California

Supreme Court in California

In the judicial system, courts are a mechanism for the law to be applied to cases and allow for the tools of the civil and justice system to be utilized. In each judicial district, there… 

Arbitration in the Law

Arbitration in the Law

Within the legal system, there are many different methods of resolving disputes, whether those be private or public ones. One of such methods is the process of going to court and holding a trial. However,… 

Aggravated Trespass

Aggravated Trespass

In California, trespassing is usually classified as a misdemeanor offense. However, the penal code has also included another level of trespassing called aggravated trespassing. According to California Penal Code 601 PC, if someone makes threats… 

10 Legal Terms You Need To Know

10 Legal Terms You Need To Know

Legal jargon can be either confusing or intimidating – or both. While lawyers use these terms on a daily basis, those not familiar with the legal system may find it a challenge to decipher terms… 

Laws Against Stolen Property

Larceny: Laws Against Stolen Property

In California, the law accounts for the various kinds of stealing and robbery that could occur and sets out defined punishments (which vary with context). However, the law goes further to then criminalize subsequent actions… 

Power of Attorney

Estate Planning: Power of Attorney

The proper planning of your estate is one of the most important things you can do to ensure your wishes are met following your passing. When a loved one dies, the last thing you should… 

Being an Accessory After the Fact in California

Being an Accessory After the Fact in California

            Some people incorrectly believe that if a crime is committed, only the person that directly commits the unlawful act is punished. However, based on their role or knowledge of the crime, other individuals… 

Committing Perjury

Committing Perjury

Watch any courtroom drama on TV and you will definitely find a scene that shows an individual swearing or affirming to tell the truth under oath. Such scenes are also very important in real life… 

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