Trouble for Illegal Immigrants with criminal records
A new training course conducted by the federal agency in charge of deportations in order to push prosecutors and immigration enforcement officers to focus their efforts on removing immigrants convicted of crimes. This new policy will result in speeding deportations of high-risk offenders while halting those of illegal immigrants with no criminal records and strong […]
Bellflower DUI Checkpoint on Friday Leads to 30 Arrests
On Friday, January 6, 2012 over 1,200 drivers were stopped at the intersection of Alondra Boulevard and Woodruff Avenue. As a result of the check point, people were not only arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, but were also arrested for possession of narcotics, and driving either no license or a […]
When Prosecutors Fail To Prosecute, Charges Can Be Dropped
A defendant who has not been brought to trial within a reasonable time may move the court for an Order to dismiss the complaint on the grounds that his right to a speedy trial has been violated. The basis for this is found in both the United States Constitution and in California state law. The […]
Tips during an arrest
There are two things you should never forget when you’re by the side of the road in shackles and getting ready to take the long lonely ride to jail, whether innocent or guilty: 1. You owe NO duty to the police to help them arrest you or increase the charges against you by confessing, acting […]
Notice to Appear in Court vs. Arrest
Did you know that you can ask an arresting police officer for an NOA (Notice to appear in court) instead of being arrested? An NOA is a citation that requires you to appear in court. Once there, you can be convicted and sentenced to jail by the judge. BUT, there is one crucial difference: You […]
