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Plea bargaining or case settlement is usually referred to negotiation between the prosecution and defense in order to resolve a criminal case without going to trial. Typically, during plea bargaining the defense agrees to plead guilty or no contest to one or more of the charged offenses in exchange for “Plea Bargaining Resolves Most Criminal Cases in San Diego”
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A computer hacker unlawfully enters a computer network of one of the San Diego school districts. The hacker then gains control of the district’s routers, and transmits the data located on the district’s network to the hacker’s computer. As a result, the hacker obtains access to payroll and employee records, “Internet Protocol Numbers may be Disclosed to Police”
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Recently, the United States Supreme Court has upheld a cap imposed by a federal court on California’s prison population in order to reduce prison overcrowding and improve inmate health care. This extraordinary measure was a direct result of the state’s failure to control the growth of its own prison population. “Supreme Court: California Must Reduce Its Prison Population”
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In 2010, California changed its laws related to prosecuting individuals for petty theft with priors. Ordinary, a petty theft offense is committed when an individual steals property or money from another person in the amount not exceeding $950. A misdemeanor petty theft offense is punishable by a fine or by “California Petty Theft Crimes”
Domenic Lombardo, San Diego Criminal Defense Lawyer
Effective September 9, 2010, the former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed into law the Chelsea King Child Predator Prevention Act, otherwise known as “Chelsea’s Law,” which significantly increased punishment for various sex offenses. Under the new law, certain factors, such as the age range of the victim or the use of “California Has Increased Punishment for a Wide Range of Sex Offenses”
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In California, the statutory crime of theft consists of the common law crimes of larceny, embezzlement, and taking property of another under false pretenses. Theft crimes are divided into two categories of grand theft and petty theft. If the value of labor, real or personal property taken exceeds $950, a “California Theft Crimes”
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Fifteen years after the passage Proposition 215, the San Diego County Probation Department is just now adopting a set of rules on how they will handle sentencing recommendations for medical marijuana patients who have felony probation matters. The Probation Department, of course, makes written recommendations to felony sentencing judges on “You May Be Allowed to Smoke Marijuana While on Felony Probation”
Domenic Lombardo, San Diego Criminal Defense Lawyer
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled this week that Jared Lee Loughner, an individual who is charged with shooting Representative Gabrielle Giffords, could refuse taking forced antipsychotic medication while he appealed his treatment prescribed by prison doctors. Loughner, who has been prosecuted for the Tucson shooting, is currently facing “Alleged Tucson Shooter Can Refuse Antipsychotic Medication”
Domenic Lombardo, San Diego Criminal Defense Lawyer
The primary purpose of a “lifer” parole hearing is to determine whether an individual is suitable for parole while serving a life sentence that allows for parole. The initial decision on the inmate’s suitability has to be made by the California Board of Parole Hearings, which evaluates various circumstances related “California Makes it Harder for “Lifers” to Parole”
Domenic Lombardo, San Diego Criminal Defense Lawyer
Yesterday, the United States Supreme Court refused to stay the execution of a Mexican citizen, Humberto Leal Garcia, who was convicted of the 1994 rape and murder in Texas, despite requests from his defense attorneys and the United States and Mexican governments to postpone the execution. A few hours later, “Supreme Court Allows Execution of a Mexican Citizen in Texas”