by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 23, 2023 | Criminal Defense
The back-up of rate kit processing has recently received a lot of media attention. Yet, what precisely is a rape kit? A sexual assault evidence kit (SAEK) or sexual assault kit (SAK), more commonly known as a rape kit, is a container that contains supplies and...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 22, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Have you been accused of trade secret theft charges in California? If so, you’re probably anxious about your future possibilities and concerned about what a conviction would entail. We have experience in cases just like yours at Chambers Law Firm. We can assist...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 21, 2023 | Criminal Defense
If you have been wrongfully accused of domestic abuse, there are five things you can do. While the events are still vivid in your mind, write them down. Get proof to back up your claims, update your login details, don’t break any protective or restraining...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 20, 2023 | Criminal Defense
A report created by police or other law enforcement officials following an arrest is known as a California arrest record. The record, which is made for arrests involving both misdemeanor and felony charges, is a criminal record. Anyone can obtain access to arrest...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 19, 2023 | Criminal Defense
In the United States, especially right here in California, elder abuse is an all too prevalent occurrence. Due to this, the California government has passed some protections expressly for elder and dependent individuals, who are classified as those between the ages of...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 18, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Trespassing and breaking and entering are two different but related offenses. A building or dwelling is entered with the use of force, no matter how little, in a break-in. Trespassing merely calls for unauthorized, whether forced or not, access onto another...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 17, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Typically, a warrant for an out-of-state felony arrest allows law authorities to make an arrest in California. The police may even collaborate with officers in California to find you and facilitate the arrest, depending on the nature of the felony offense. You might...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 16, 2023 | Criminal Defense
It can feel hopeless if you are arrested for a DUI but the truth is that there are defense options that can result in the charges being reduced or dropped altogether. Read on to learn about some of them or contact Chambers Law Firm at 714-760-4088 for a free legal...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 15, 2023 | Criminal Defense
During a criminal investigation against you, you shredded documents related to the case, or deleted text messages to or from the alleged victim. Can you be charged with a crime? Maybe. The prosecution must show that evidence that is to be produced during a court...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 14, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Don’t lie is a lesson that the majority of us learn as children. The majority of us are also familiar with the solemn oath that witnesses take before testifying in court, promising to “speak the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth,”...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 13, 2023 | Criminal Defense
In the American legal system, parole and probation are two distinct ideas. In order to lessen or eliminate your time in jail or prison, probation is a component of your sentence. You are released into the community while on probation under the watchful eye of the...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 11, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Your life can be damaged without being found guilty of child molestation or another type of child sexual assault. Your life could be destroyed by just the suggestion that you committed this crime. You should seek the services of an aggressive, tenacious, and...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 10, 2023 | Criminal Defense
You were taken into custody for stealing from a store and then released on your own recognizance. Yet you fail to make the court date for your case. You could have a bench warrant issued for you. Keep reading to learn what this means and how to proceed. Then contact...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 9, 2023 | Criminal Defense
You hit and damaged another automobile without stopping. You have been invited to the police station for questioning. What potential repercussions for hit-and-run may you expect? Hit and run is defined as getting into a car accident that results in property damage,...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 8, 2023 | Criminal Defense
You were recently pulled over by the police for a DUI, and they demanded you unlock your phone so they could search it. Can they really force me to unlock it? The response is highly influenced by the state in which you reside. Several jurisdictions claim that police...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 7, 2023 | Criminal Defense
When looking for a murder defense attorney, do you have options? Of course you do, but Chambers Law Firm is your only viable choice. You don’t have to believe us, though; continue reading to discover five reasons why we are the right choice. Next, give us a call...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 6, 2023 | Criminal Defense
A person might be accused of a drug violation in California in a number of different ways, including simple possession, manufacturing, and possession with intent to distribute. The bulk of drug charges simply include having drugs in your possession, whether they are...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 5, 2023 | Criminal Defense
You might be concerned about having to sign up for the California Sex Offender registry if you’ve been accused of a sex crime. The majority of US states have registered sex offenders, but California has the highest number. Almost 80,000 Californians who have...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 4, 2023 | Criminal Defense
The legal blood alcohol content (BAC) limit for driving in California is .08 percent. This legal limit establishes a threshold for the ratio of blood to alcohol in a person’s body before they are deemed too drunk to drive for the vast majority of Californians,...
by Chambers Law Firm | Mar 3, 2023 | Criminal Defense
The concept of “resisting arrest” that most people have in mind is rather limited: a suspect physically resisting an officer who is ready to handcuff them. Actually, resisting arrest need not result in any physical harm or occur concurrently with an actual...
