Felonies Law Blog

Vehicular Homicide in Los Angeles

Friday, November 11, 2011 by Anthony John Falangetti


California recognizes and punishes four types of vehicular manslaughter:

1.    Vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, with gross negligence. Conviction leads to up to one year in county jail, or four, six or ten years in state prison, depending on whether prior convictions or a criminal record is present.  With one or more priors of this or certain other vehicular... Read More

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Topic: Felonies

No Hunting for You...

Wednesday, April 27, 2011 by Stephen E. Palmer

Spring is in the air.  And to many folks that means turkey season.  The first time out, the woods are waking up, time to dust off the hunting gear and pattern in that shotgun. But not for those accused of a violent crime or a felony. ... Read More
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Topic: Felonies

What makes a threat criminal?

Saturday, February 12, 2011 by Matthew J. Ruff

It is an oft asked question by legal scholars and the common citizen, What is the definition of a criminal threat under California criminal laws?  In order to peoperly  answer this question the person must look to the criminal codes that dictate and promulgate this crime, PC 422.  This crime, like all other criminal charges, can be bolied down and distilled into elements that must be established by the state prosecutor in court ord... Read More
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Topic: Felonies

Are you eligible for shock probation if sentenced for a state felony in Texas?

Thursday, February 3, 2011 by Rosario Stornello

Brought to you by Houston Federal Criminal Attorneys at the Stornello & Correro Law FirmAssuming this is a first felony conviction... State jail felonies - first offenders - are eligible for shock probation. There are several judges in Houston who would definitely consider shock, although some think t... Read More
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Topic: Felonies

Felony Case Process

Saturday, November 27, 2010 by Matthew J. Ruff

Felony prosecutions enjoy a unique process unlike misdemeanor cases in the state.  Felony Charges are iniated by the District Attorney and are vigorously pursued,  A felony charge can carry time in state prison and will ofetn require that the defendant lose his or her voting rights.... Read More
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Successfully Avoiding Criminal Prosecution

Wednesday, August 25, 2010 by Alan Fenster

Los Angeles Criminal Lawyer, Alan Fenster shares some insight on successfully avoiding criminal prosecution in California   ... Read More
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Topic: Felonies

Breaking the Law

Thursday, August 12, 2010 by William O. "Bill" James

If you are involved in breaking the criminal law in Arkansas, consulting an attorney early is vital to protecting your rights throughout the process. The Arkansas criminal lawyers at The James Law Firm are committed to providing aggressive legal representation at a fair price.... Read More
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Miami-Dade County & Florida Felony Defense

Monday, April 26, 2010 by Brent Horst

Miami felony attorney, Brent Horsts understands that the outcome of your case can depend a great deal on your legal representation.  Read more about felonies from  Miami sex crime  and drug crime ... Read More
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Your Rights if you are Arrested in California

Tuesday, December 29, 2009 by Riccardo L. Ippolito

Whether you need experienced DUI lawyers in San Jose or sex crime lawyers in San Jose, Valencia, Ippolito & Bowman defend all misdemeanor and felony offenses.  VIB explain what to do if you have been arrested...... Read More
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The Legal Difference between Murder & Homicide

Tuesday, December 1, 2009 by Riccardo L. Ippolito

Valencia, Ippolito & Bowman - Homicide Attorneys in San JoseThe Legal Differences between Murder and HomicideThe terms murder and homicide are frequently interchanged; however, there is a difference between the two.  Homicide is the killing of one person by another.  Murder is a form of criminal homicide, where the perpetrator intended...... Read More
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Topic: Felonies
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