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A Host of New CA Criminal Justice Laws Go Into Effect in 2020 January 13, 2020

Last year, California’s legislature was busy proposing new state laws, many of which Governor Gavin Newsom approved. Now, in 2020, residents will see several of those taking effect. Below are some of the new criminal justice statutes that will be enacted this year: Gun ...

A Host of New CA Criminal Justice Laws Go Into Effect in 2020 January 13, 2020
Last year, California’s legislature was busy proposing new state laws, many of which Governor Gavin Newsom approved. Now, in 2020, residents will see several of those taking effect. Below are some of ...
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What Happens If I Fail to Show Up for Jury Duty in CA? December 20, 2019
Once an American citizen in California turns 18 years old, he/she will be eligible for jury duty once every 12 months. Since anyone who is arrested and charged with a criminal offense has a right to a ...
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Sexual Misconduct at Office Holiday Parties December 10, 2019
Many companies throughout California and other states will host holiday office parties to celebrate the festive season and another successful year of productivity. Whether this celebration is held ...
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California “Age of Consent” Laws November 20, 2019
The “age of consent” laws define the legal age a male or female must be to provide consent to sexual activity, including intercourse. In California, the age of consent is 18 years old, which means a ...
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4 Common Holiday Crimes in California November 1, 2019
Although the holidays in California lack freezing temperatures and snowfall compared to other states, many state residents still celebrate the same way by exchanging gifts, attending festive events, ...
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Does the CA Juvenile Court Handle Cases with Minors of All Ages? September 23, 2019
After going into effect on January 1, 2019, Senate Bill 439 states that California juvenile courts only have jurisdiction over minor offenders between 12 and 17 years old. Before former Gov. Jerry ...
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