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As a criminal defense attorney, I walk out of court every day thinking about justice. Today was different. I had just finished a hearing and was leaving the courthouse when ICE arrested my colleague’s client. Not because he was convicted of a crime. Not because a jury found him guilty. But simply because he was not a U.S. citizen and had an open criminal case.

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In Riverside, criminal cases move fast. Prosecutors make offers early. And defendants are often pressured to take plea deals


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Being pulled over in Riverside County can feel intimidating. Even a routine traffic stop can quickly turn stressful when a police officer asks to search your car. Many drivers freeze in that moment. They worry about making things worse or saying the wrong thing. Unfortunately, that hesitation often leads people to give up rights they didn’t have to surrender (especially witho...


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A search warrant is one of the strongest tools law enforcement can use to enter a private space and take property. But in California, it’s also one of the most regulated. Knowing what must be included in a valid search warrant helps you protect your rights and und...


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If you’re cruising through California on an electric scooter or e-bike, it may feel like you’re avoiding the risks of a DUI that come with driving a car. After all, it’s not a car — so what’s the worst that could happen, right? Unfortunately, many Californians are surprised to learn that you


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