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California Penal Code 484(e) makes it a crime to obtain another person's credit or debit card information illegally. In most cases, the stolen credit card information is used to make purchases which causes a loss to the credit card holder. This statute...
Read MoreThe term "negligence" is more commonly used in civil disputes than in criminal ones. That's because actions that involve ordinary negligence, such as driving while distracted and rear-ending another motorist, often don't warrant a criminal conviction....
Read MoreOffenses related to violating minors attract serious repercussions because they are a vulnerable group in society. Therefore, facing charges of contacting a minor to commit a felony can result in severe consequences for you, including extended jail...
Read MoreNothing is worse than being charged with an offense. That said, most people do not know that even after they have been accused of a violation, they still face the risk of being subject to additional charges if held in contempt of court. What does...
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