Overview of Crime Victims Leave Law When a crime occurs, we often underestimate the toll it takes on the victim’s daily life. On top of any endured trauma and psychological/emotional healing, victims also have toOverview of Crime Victims Leave Law
The Law Against Extortion Most of us know the term ‘blackmail’ and it is often used in everyday language. While the term can be used in normal conversations, the act of blackmail is a seriousThe Law Against Extortion
Law Regarding Contempt of Court Given that court proceedings can be daunting, stressful, and complicated, it becomes even more important to follow all rules and norms when involved in a court proceeding. California courts haveLaw Regarding Contempt of Court
Law Concerning the Possession of Destructive Devices The use of destructive devices or explosives can have drastically negative consequences for bystanders and potential victims. An explosive device can injure a person, damage property, or inLaw Concerning the Possession of Destructive Devices
Law Against False Imprisonment Persons have the right to not be restrained or confined by someone else without consent or legal justification. This right applies to those being detained by police officers and civilians. However,Law Against False Imprisonment
Custody Mediation in California Cases When going through a divorce and/or separation, one of the most salient issues concerns the well-being of the children. Divorces are often contentious and difficult processes to go through, and itCustody Mediation in California Cases
Illegal Access of a Computer In our society today, computers process and store tremendous amounts of data. Much of this data is made up of personal information, which can be used to identify a person.Illegal Access of a Computer
Medical Marijuana Laws in California Overview While recreational marijuana has been legal in California for a couple of years now, residents are still entitled to receive medical marijuana. There are specific laws and regulations aboutMedical Marijuana Laws in California
Committing Child Endangerment Parents and/or legal guardians have a duty to care for their children. If they fail to do so in any way, they can face criminal charges. One specific way a parent orCommitting Child Endangerment
