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What is a Criminal Defense Attorney?

by Ambrosio Rodriguez | Jun 15, 2025 | Criminal Defense

If you’re facing criminal charges, the first thing you might ask yourself is, what is a criminal defense lawyer? This question is valid, especially if you’ve never dealt with the criminal justice system. A criminal defense attorney works to defend people accused of breaking the law. Their job is to protect their client’s rights and… read more

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What to Look for in a Criminal Defense Lawyer

by Ambrosio Rodriguez | Jun 10, 2025 | Criminal Defense

When facing criminal charges, your choice of defense lawyer shapes the path ahead. Picking the right attorney might be one of your most important decisions. Knowing what to look for in a criminal defense lawyer eases some of the stress of the situation and ensures you’re in capable hands. Get A Free Consultation Should You… read more

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What to Do if Someone Accuses You of Rape

by Ambrosio Rodriguez | Mar 30, 2025 | Criminal Defense

If someone accuses you of rape, the most important thing to do is remain calm and avoid making any statements to anyone, including law enforcement. Immediately contact an experienced criminal defense lawyer to protect your rights. A skilled defense attorney can guide you through every step of the legal process, ensuring you do not inadvertently… read more

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Is Mail Order Weed Legal in California?

by Ambrosio Rodriguez | Mar 24, 2025 | Drug Crimes

Marijuana is legal for recreational use and medical use in California. Many people assume that since the state legalized marijuana for recreational use, they cannot be charged with a crime related to marijuana. This assumption could get you into trouble in several ways. For instance, there is much confusion about whether mail order weed is… read more

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The Use of Circumstantial Evidence in Murder Cases

by Ambrosio Rodriguez | | Criminal Defense

https://www.aerlawgroup.com/blog/manufacturing-selling-or-possessing-dangerous-weapons/In a murder case, the prosecution often uses circumstantial evidence to suggest the accused’s (defendant’s) guilt, such as fingerprints, DNA, or witness statements that imply involvement. However, circumstantial evidence requires the jury to draw inferences, which a skilled defense attorney can challenge. The defense lawyer may argue that the evidence is unreliable, misinterpreted, or does… read more

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Can You Go to Jail for Giving Someone Herpes?

by Ambrosio Rodriguez | | Sex Crimes

Yes, in California, you can go to jail for willfully transmitting herpes if you knowingly have the STD and intentionally engage in conduct that is substantially likely to transmit it to another person. Willfully infecting someone with an STD is a misdemeanor offense, punishable by up to six months in jail, fines of up to… read more

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What Does a Disposed Case Status Mean?

by Ambrosio Rodriguez | Mar 22, 2025 | Criminal Defense

A Disposed Case Status means that the court proceedings have ended, and no further court dates are scheduled. No matter what happened in the case, once it is listed in this way, it will be removed from the court docket, and no additional hearings will be set. Disposing a case can refer to any type of… read more

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What Could Happen If My Dog Attacks Another Dog?

by Ambrosio Rodriguez | Mar 21, 2025 | California Law

California’s dog bite statute holds dog owners strictly liable for damages caused when their dog injures a person. California Civil Code §3342 states the dog owner is liable for damages suffered by any person whom their dog bites. The dog owner is still liable even though the dog has not shown any viciousness before biting… read more

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