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Repeat Criminal Charges

If you have been convicted of a crime before, and become a repeat offender, you will be subject to more harsh ...
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CA DUI Laws and Driver's License Suspension

CA DUI Laws fall under Vehicle Code Section 23152
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California Gun Control Laws

The state of California possesses some of the most restrictive gun carry, possession, and purchase laws in the...
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Felony Convictions in California

In California, a felony is a crime which is punishable by imprisonment in a state prison, or for capital cases...
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3 Strikes and You're Out

“Three Strikes and You’re Out” laws are intended to keep career criminals (“habitual offenders,” as they’re of...
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I was arrested for stealing in California. Does that count as a strike?

I was arrested for stealing in California. Does that count as a strike?...
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Do I need a lawyer to get my felony in Nevada dismissed?

Do I need a lawyer to get my felony in Nevada dismissed?...
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Can your license be revoked for reckless driving?

Can you get your license taken away if convicted for reckless driving......
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