What Is Defensive Homicide?
Homicide is always a serious charge and can come with extremely harsh legal consequences. In cases of self-defense, proving the
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What Is the Weakest Defense in A Criminal Case in California?
Being involved in a criminal case can take a toll on your life and well-being. Having a strong defense is
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What Are the Different Defenses for Murder in California?
Of the many crimes covered in California’s Penal Code, the most serious involve the loss of human life. With hefty
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What Are Some Examples of Civil Rights Violations in California?
When a person feels that their civil rights have been violated, they often feel as though their basic human rights
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Is Battery Worse Than Assault in California?
Often intertwined with one another, assault and battery are two distinct charges that each carry their own punishments and ramifications
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What Is the Difference Between an Assault and a Battery in California?
It is common to hear the words “assault” and “battery” used together and/or interchangeably, but the law defines them as
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