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27 Mar What Happens to Squatters in the state of California

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Most people assume that the only way to legally live in a place in California is to either purchase the property outright or to rent the apartment/house. However, there is another way. In California, if a person manages to evade eviction and live for free...

13 Mar Can I refuse to Perform a Sobriety Test?

Posted at 07:19h in Canoga Park Bail Bonds, North Hollywood Bail Bonds, Panorama City Bail Bonds, San Fernando Valley Bail Bonds, Van Nuys Bail Bonds

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You’ve been pulled over, and the police officer says that they suspect you’ve been drinking. They would like you to perform an immediate sobriety test so that they can determine if you’re officially driving while under the influence. At this point, some people meekly comply....

13 Mar The Danger of Fentanyl

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When fentanyl was first starting to generate some media attention, the synthetic opioid was a good thing. It was a popular and extremely effective method to treat extreme pain. Doctors commonly prescribed it post-surgery, and patients with advanced cancer often used it to help control...

13 Mar Jaywalking is Legal Again

Posted at 07:18h in Canoga Park Bail Bonds, North Hollywood Bail Bonds, Pacoima Bail Bonds, Panorama City Bail Bonds, San Fernando Valley Bail Bonds, Van Nuys Bail Bonds

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That’s right; you’re free to cross the road whenever you feel like it, even if you’re not in a crosswalk. You can even do so right in front of a police officer, and they won’t be able to stop you or issue a ticket. How...

13 Mar What Is the Difference Between Assault and Battery in California

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If you think that assault and battery are the same thing, you’re mistaken. In California, assault and battery are two different crimes. The reason so many think they are the same charge is that it’s not uncommon for a person to be simultaneously charged with...

27 Feb Can You Obtain Information About Your California Arrest

Posted at 17:38h in Canoga Park Bail Bonds, North Hollywood Bail Bonds, Panorama City Bail Bonds, San Fernando Valley Bail Bonds, Van Nuys Bail Bonds

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Knowing you should have both your criminal and arrest records is one thing. Knowing how to acquire these reports is a whole different matter. Since California’s arrest records are a matter of public record, you’re legally allowed access to the information, but to obtain it,...

27 Feb Should You Keep a Copy of Your California Arrest Record

Posted at 17:38h in Canoga Park Bail Bonds, North Hollywood Bail Bonds, Panorama City Bail Bonds, San Fernando Valley Bail Bonds, Van Nuys Bail Bonds

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Main Reasons People Are Arrested in California Most people would like to pretend that they were never arrested and never accused of criminal activity. They hope that if they pretend it never happened, that no one will ever learn about the incident. The understandable desire to...

27 Feb Different Ways Social Media can get you Into Legal Trouble

Posted at 17:37h in Canoga Park Bail Bonds, North Hollywood Bail Bonds, Panorama City Bail Bonds, San Fernando Valley Bail Bonds, Van Nuys Bail Bonds

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Social media is supposed to be a fun way to stay connected to your family and friends, and for the most part, that’s exactly what it is. However, as some people have found out, there are a few different ways that social media can cause...

27 Feb How to Handle a Public Intoxication Charge

Posted at 17:36h in Canoga Park Bail Bonds, North Hollywood Bail Bonds, Panorama City Bail Bonds, San Fernando Valley Bail Bonds, Van Nuys Bail Bonds

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Most people assume that as long as they don’t drive after they’ve been drinking, they have nothing to worry about. What they don’t realize is that in California, you can be charged with public intoxication. While it’s perfectly okay to drink in California, while you’re in...

23 Jan What is Circumstantial Evidence?

Posted at 20:04h in Canoga Park Bail Bonds, Pacoima Bail Bonds, Panorama City Bail Bonds, San Fernando Valley Bail Bonds, Van Nuys Bail Bonds

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The free dictionary defines circumstantial evidence as: “indirect evidence. It is distinguished from direct evidence, which, if believed, proves the existence of a particular fact without an interference or presumption required. Circumstantial evidence relates to a series of facts other than the particular fact sought...