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HOW TO GET DRUG POSSESSION CHARGES DROPPED IN CALIFORNIA?

Facing a conviction for drug possession in California can lead to severe, long-lasting consequences, such as difficulties in securing employment, housing, and educational financial assistance. If you find yourself in this situation, it's crucial to thoroughly investigate your legal avenues. In...

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CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL BRIBERY LAW – PENAL CODE 641.3 PC

According to Penal code 641.3, commercial bribery is considered, if an employee asks for, takes, or agrees to take money exceeding $250.00 or something valuable from someone who isn't their employer, and does this corruptly without their employer knowing or agreeing, in exchange for using their...

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CALIFORNIA CHILD ABUSE LAWS – PENAL CODE 273D PC

According to California Penal Code 273D, child abuse occurs when someone intentionally subjects a child to "cruel or inhuman corporal punishment" or causes an injury that leads to a "traumatic condition." The severity of the offense can vary, leading to either misdemeanor or felony charges. If...

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CALIFORNIA ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON– PENAL CODE 245(A)(1)

Assault with a deadly weapon under California Penal Code 245(a)(1) commonly known as "ADW,”. In simple terms, ADW happens when you attack someone with a weapon that could cause serious harm or when you use force that's likely to result in significant bodily injury. Please note that a loaded...

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CALIFORNIA CHILD NEGLECT LAWS – PENAL CODE 270 PC

According to Penal Code § 270 PC in California, child neglect occurs when a parent or legal guardian deliberately and willfully (and without lawful excuse) fails to provide essential things like clothing, food, medicine, and shelter to a child under their care. This offense is typically considered...

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CALIFORNIA CHILD ENDANGERMENT LAWS – PENAL CODE 273A(A) PC

California's Penal Code § 273a(a) PC, child endangerment is defined as the act of intentionally putting a child in a situation where they are exposed to unnecessary pain, suffering, or risk. The act does not have to cause direct physical harm, but just places the child in a dangerous situation...

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DRUG POSSESSION VS DRUG TRAFFICKING LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA

Drug laws vary from state to state, but a common thread among them is that drug trafficking is typically regarded as a more severe offense compared to simple drug possession. Thus, the repercussions for a conviction of drug trafficking is usually much more harsh than for simple possession. More...

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