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How to Pick a Good Criminal Defense Attorney in L.A.

I have been a criminal defense attorney in Orange County and Los Angeles for about 32 years and have come to know that there is an art to criminal defense:

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The Bulk Sales Law

Johnnie Cochran has been dead for years, yet his name is still being used to attract clients nationwide. The Cochran firm's website states specifically:

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Is Legalization the Answer in California?

A recent interview was published on December 4, 2013 in the Opinion Section of the LA Times.

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The Cross Road

Where the constitution meets the pragmatism of the court's obligation.The realities of the break-up of a mok(married with one kid) and the transition into a single sex relationship.

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Criminal Defense Attorney for Major Felonies in Los Angeles

In California's criminal justice system, there are three basic types of violations: Infractions, misdemeanors and felonies. Infractions are like speeding tickets and are not considered crimes.

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White Collar Crime Criminal Defense Lawyer

White collar crime presents a problem to both prosecutors as well as criminal defense lawyers because it is complicated. Proving that someone shot another is so much less complicated than proving that someone is writing bad checks.

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Gang Cases in California

One of the greatest challenges that lawyers face as a criminal defense attorney is when your client is accused of being in a street gang and committing a crime in association with a gang. California law severely punishes crimes that are committed in association with an alleged criminal street gang.

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Opioids vs Medical Marijuana

According to an article in the Orange County Register on May 22, 2014, the Orange County and the Santa Clara County District Attorneys have joined forces in a lawsuit against the nation’s largest manufacturers of opium-like pain killers, accusing the firms of deceptive marketing that spawned a 10 year epidemic of addiction and overdoses. The lawsuit alleges that five pharmaceutical companies spent millions of dollars to convince the public that drugs intended for short-term use by cancer patients should be taken for other illnesses to help with chronic pain.

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Taking the Fifth

We make jokes about it at parties and with our friends when we are confronted with uncomfortable situations, comments or questions, but it can be a serious consideration when you find yourself on the edge of a criminal investigation. Under what circumstances should a person actually consult a lawyer regarding something we joke about despite its importance?

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The Heartbreak Kid

James was a bright, good looking young man. He was smart as a whip, but high school was just not doing it for him. He was bored.

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