California Laws SB-30 and SB-145 to Allow Domestic Partnership and Alter Rules for Minors
In the context of Romeo and Juliet laws, recently passed SB-30 and SB-145 have changed California law in two significant respects.
What Is a Reasonable Bond in California?
It may be helpful to understand how bond in San Diego is determined and what a judge looks for when considering a reduction in a defendant’s bail.
What to Do If You Are Accused of Rape
Being accused of rape in California can have serious negative consequences that go far beyond what happens in the actual case. Learn how you can protect your rights.
Will Paying the Victim Back Keep Me Out of Jail?
If you have been accused of a theft crime, or are concerned that you will be charged with a theft crime, you may wonder whether paying the victim back will be sufficient to prevent charges or, at the very least, keep you out of jail.
Why Do People Talk to the Police?
Criminal defense attorney Domenic J. Lombardo explains why many people fail to assert their Miranda right to remain silent when questioned by the police.
Objecting to a Restraining Order in California
If you have been served with notice that a temporary restraining order has been issued and you believe there is no legal basis for the order, you have the right to object to a permanent order at the hearing scheduled by the court.
Do You Really Know Your Constitutional Rights?
Like most people, you have undoubtedly heard an actor on television or the big screen reading a suspect his rights, but do you really know your constitutional rights?
Grand Theft in California
If you have been charged with grand theft in California, you may have a defense to the charges. In most cases, the crime of grand theft is a “wobbler.”
California Holiday DUI Checkpoints: Understanding the Basics
If you plan on driving in California this holiday season, you should be on alert for holiday DUI checkpoints. San Diego attorney Domenic Lombardo explains.
Do I Need An Attorney Before I Am Actually Charged with a Crime?
If you are contacted by law enforcement during a pre-filing investigation, you may wonder whether to communicate with the investigators directly or hire an attorney. You do in fact need an attorney during a pre-filing investigation the minute that you are aware of the fact that you are being investigated.