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Sharing sexually explicit images without the subject’s consent is a crime in California. Even if the person originally consented to the photo or video, electronic distribution without consent can land you in jail. California’s revenge porn laws are outlined in Penal Code 647(j). They protect individuals from the non-consensual dissemination of intimate images or recordings…. read more

Los Angeles Sex Offender Registration Laws KEY POINTS Sex Offender Registration: California requires registration for certain sex crimes, categorized into three tiers based on the severity of the offense. SB 384 Changes: Since January 1, 2021, many sex offenders can petition for removal from the registry after 10 to 20 years if they meet specific… read more

Have you been arrested for forcible sexual penetration (Penal Code 289)? California takes sex crimes very seriously. When you are facing a felony sex offense, you deserve the best legal defense possible to fight for your freedom and good name. The Rodriguez Law Group Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorneys has represented clients accused of sex crimes… read more

Would you like to know how you can get a restraining order against a minor in Los Angeles, California? These restraining orders can be used in dependency cases. The skilled defense lawyers at The Rodriguez Law Group Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorneys can help parents going through a children’s court case. Reach out to us today to… read more

Have you been falsely accused of domestic violence in Los Angeles, CA? If so, you may be wondering what steps you can take to protect your future and reduce your odds of being incarcerated. The team of experienced defense attorneys at The Rodriguez Law Group Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorneys has the answers you need. Get… read more

In California, weapons are strictly prohibited on school grounds. State law mandates that no one – including students, teachers, and visitors – may possess firearms or other dangerous weapons on school property. Exceptions only exist for law enforcement officers and authorized security personnel. Violating this law can result in severe penalties, including criminal charges, expulsion… read more

Like anyone else, celebrities can face the prospect of incurring serious criminal charges, severe penalties, and collateral consequences upon a conviction. However, because of their status, celebrities often stand to lose a significant amount if they are convicted of a criminal offense. This is primarily due to media exposure and other factors. A criminal offense… read more

Some states have a crime called disorderly conduct. California also has criminalized disorderly conduct, but here this crime is better known as “disturbing the peace.” Disturbing the peace is a misdemeanor crime. Legally, it is not as serious as a felony charge. However, any time you face jail time or a conviction on your record, it… read more

A law enforcement officer in California may obtain several different warrants during a criminal investigation. Understanding the differences between an arrest warrant and a search warrant will allow you to understand your legal rights if you are dealing with a warrant as part of a criminal investigation. Arrest warrants allow law enforcement officers to place… read more

Law enforcement officers have arrested you for possession of a controlled substance in California. You’re wondering how serious this is, what the legal implications are, and how to protect your rights and freedom. The short answer is that possession of a controlled substance is illegal in California under Health and Safety Code Section 11350. But… read more