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Expungements Now Benefit Professional Licenses An expungement or record clearance can be important to a new business. In other words, many business owners must obtain Professional Licenses to run and operate a business in California. The application must disclose prior convictions. This may sound like a sound policy on its face. Even so, an unintended […]
CA Sets Zero Bail for Most Misdemeanors and Low-Level Felonies In response to the COVID-19 crisis, the Judicial Council of California adopted a statewide Emergency Bail Schedule. The new order sets bail at $0 for most misdemeanor and lower-level felony offenses. Originally, the adopted bail schedule would be effective as of April 10, 2020, at […]
COVID-19 Update: California to Release 3,500 Inmates Early California Early Release Announced on March 31, 2020, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation is releasing 3,500 inmates early in an effort to reduce crowding due to COVID-19. Lawyers for Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday told a panel of federal judges the state is taking “extraordinary […]
Posse Comitatus Repealed Since 1872, each able-bodied person 18 years of age or older was required to aid and assist law enforcement in making an arrest, retaking into custody an escapee, or preventing the commission of a crime. Failure to do so at the command of a police officer could result in criminal punishment. With […]
New Laws for ‘Peeping Tom’ Drones The advancement of technology and accessibility of low-cost drones has been an exciting new product for many to enjoy lawfully. Privacy concerns exist and an expanding ‘Peeping Tom’ law, Penal Code Section 647(j)(1), has been enacted to protect people’s privacy from unwanted observation. Under this new code section, the […]
California Enacts Broader Revenge Porn Legislation In recent years, California has enacted “Revenge Porn” laws. In short, these laws made it illegal for any person to intentionally distribute an image of an intimate body part or sexual organ under circumstances in which the persons agree or understand that the image shall remain private. (Cal. Penal […]
The Law Offices of Ross Green Launches A New Website The Law Offices of Ross Green is proud to announce a new website making it easier for those in need of legal counsel to reach an attorney. The new webpage is available on all internet platforms including mobile phones and tablets. Additionally, the new site […]
California Creates a New Restraining Order Aimed at Gun Violence Under a new California law, a police officer or immediate family member, may seek a one year restraining order if there is cause that the restrained person ‘poses a significant danger’ of harm to self, or another in the near future, by having custody or […]
60 Pounds of Marijuana Suppressed – Case Dismissed The Law Offices of Ross Green is pleased to announce the dismissal of a recent case following the suppression of sixty pounds of marijuana. The client was charged with possession of marijuana for sale (Health and Safety Code Section 11359). The marijuana was suppressed after a court […]
Prosecutors Now Required to Consider Adverse Immigration Consequences in Plea Negotiations Under a significant change in California law, Penal Code Section 1016.3(b) mandates, “[t]he prosecution … consider the avoidance of adverse immigration consequences in the plea negotiation process as one factor in an effort to reach a just resolution.” Prior to the enactment of this […]
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