by Chambers Law Firm | Dec 3, 2021 | Criminal Defense
Those not involved in the law field often assume that false imprisonment and kidnapping are two names for the same crime. The truth is that the California Penal Codes that outline these offenses highlight the legal distinctions between false imprisonment and...
by Chambers Law Firm | Dec 2, 2021 | Criminal Defense
A person who is convicted of solicitating a minor can face serious consequences. This is considered a serious sex crime and can require registration on the sex offender’s registry. Penalties for breaching breaking this law are determined by the defendant’s...
by Chambers Law Firm | Dec 1, 2021 | Criminal Defense
A charge of arranging a meeting with a minor for sexual purposes is a frustrating law for many reasons. For example, it does not actually require that the accused met with the minor or intended to meet with the minor. All they must be “guilty” of is making a meeting...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 26, 2021 | Criminal Defense
According to the US Department of Justice, more than 67 million Americans have a criminal record of some kind. When it comes to acquiring a job, finding accommodation, and other important actions, this may be a significant impediment. The good news is that most...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 25, 2021 | Criminal Defense
If you are facing charges related to medical billing fraud, insurance fraud, or any other type of fraud, we recommend that you contact an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. Just the implication of these charges can have long-term consequences....
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 24, 2021 | Criminal Defense
If you’ve ever seen a courtroom drama like Law & Order, you’ve probably seen moments when the defendant’s excellent character, the victim’s bad character, or some other form of character evidence was presented. Perhaps one of the attorneys...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 24, 2021 | Criminal Defense
While many individuals know someone who has been charged with a crime in their own state, less people are familiar with the federal criminal justice system. While there are certain parallels and variations between the federal and state criminal justice systems, there...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 23, 2021 | Criminal Defense
Few things in life are more stressful than being accused of committing a crime. For most individuals, the uncertainty – What will happen to me? — is terrifying. Will I have to go to jail? What will happen next? It is a perpetual source of worry. While it is impossible...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 23, 2021 | Criminal Defense
The finest federal defense attorneys have a number of characteristics in common, including intellect, good people skills, experience, and the ability to communicate effectively in writing. However, many consumers overlook a number of additional abilities that are...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 22, 2021 | Criminal Defense
There are several urban tales regarding how to get out of getting pulled over by the police, such as claiming you were racing to go to a restroom or that you only had two drinks. Many individuals are unaware that the police use a variety of strategies to encourage...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 22, 2021 | Criminal Defense
The federal and state court systems are the two main branches of the judicial system. Each of these court systems is responsible for hearing a certain sort of case. While state courts are primarily responsible for interpreting state law, federal courts have the...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 21, 2021 | Criminal Defense
While some individuals may not be familiar with the term “habeas corpus,” it is critical in the decision-making process in criminal proceedings. The word “habeas corpus” means “create a body” in Latin, and it relates to the fact...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 20, 2021 | Criminal Defense
When the government of the United States convicts you of a federal crime such as bank robbery, insurance fraud, or embezzlement, your case is heard in one of the 94 district courts around the country. Your district court hearing will take place near where the...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 19, 2021 | Criminal Defense
The first decision a defense lawyer and their client will make is that the matter will not proceed to trial. The lawyer should then exhaust all possible motions that may be submitted on behalf of the client. When it appears that the client will have to work out a deal...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 18, 2021 | Criminal Defense
At Chambers Law Firm, our initial goal is always to find a way to free our clients. However, in some cases there is a wealth of concrete evidence that makes this an unlikely outcome. In those instances, we can use our powerful, aggressive negotiating tactics to find...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 17, 2021 | Criminal Defense
There are many legal defenses that might be made if sexual assault allegations have already been filed. These can be used to disprove the prosecutor’s case or to show true innocence. If you are facing sex crime allegations, contact Chambers Law Firm at...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 16, 2021 | Criminal Defense
In three ways, committing a criminal on behalf of a gang can result in serious punishment. First and foremost, you will be prosecuted for the crime you committed on behalf of the gang. Second, either under the California STEP Act or the federal “Criminal Street...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 15, 2021 | Criminal Defense
The first decision a defense lawyer and their client will make is that the matter will not proceed to trial. The lawyer should then exhaust all possible motions that may be submitted on behalf of the client. When it appears that the client will have to work out a deal...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 12, 2021 | Criminal Defense
If you’re facing criminal charges and have a criminal record, you’re probably not shocked to find that your previous convictions will have an impact on your present case. However, the specifics concerning how your past might affect your future may surprise...
by Chambers Law Firm | Nov 11, 2021 | Criminal Defense
A federal crime is one that is investigated and prosecuted by the federal government. State offenses are prosecuted by a District Attorney, whereas federal crimes are prosecuted by a United States Attorney. State courts deal with crimes and concerns involving the...
