by Chambers Law Firm | May 19, 2022 | Criminal Defense
If you are on probation for a criminal violation in California, you are certainly aware that you must adhere to the terms and conditions of your probation. However, many people find it difficult to comprehend the terms of probation. After several years on probation,...
by Chambers Law Firm | May 19, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Many of us have gained some awareness of the legal system and police practice thanks to television crime series, novels, and other kinds of pop culture centered on the law. However, the finer points of the law are frequently obscured, especially when it comes to how...
by Chambers Law Firm | May 18, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Carjacking is always a serious crime, but the difference between it and grand theft auto (GTA) can add up to years in prison. In California, there are several crucial distinctions between the two. Keep reading to learn what they are and contact Chambers Law Firm at...
by Chambers Law Firm | May 18, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Robbery is defined in California as the stealing of personal property from someone else’s person or immediate presence, against the victim’s will, using force or fear. Robbery is always a felony offense in California. Robbery is clearly a serious offense...
by Chambers Law Firm | May 17, 2022 | Criminal Defense
If you have been charged with a crime, you are likely to be shocked and dismayed, especially if the charge is a felony, the most serious of criminal penalties. Even if this isn’t your first time being charged with a crime, you’re likely to be at a loss for...
by Chambers Law Firm | May 13, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Kidnapping is a term that most of us are familiar with, whether through pop culture or everyday usage. Many of us, however, are unaware of the technical and legal definition of abduction. Kidnapping happens in California when someone holds, detains, or arrests another...
by Chambers Law Firm | May 12, 2022 | Criminal Defense
More Americans than ever before are making the difficult decision to arrange care for their parents and grandparents as our population ages. Nursing facilities, residential care centers, in-home care, or even self-care for our elderly family are all options. These...
by Chambers Law Firm | May 11, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Having sex in public can be thrilling for some people. However, doing so carries the risk of getting caught in the act. But what if the person who discovers you is a police officer rather than a bystander? Engaging in sexual activity in a public area could lead to...
by Chambers Law Firm | May 10, 2022 | Criminal Defense
One of the most crucial decisions you will make in your life is to hire the greatest murder defense lawyer. If you’ve never needed to hire a defense attorney before, you’re probably unsure of what questions to ask or how to find the best one. Continue...
by Chambers Law Firm | May 9, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Most Americans can probably recite the Miranda warnings off the top of their heads at this point: “You have the right to remain silent. In a court of law, anything you say can and will be used against you. You have the right to an attorney…” We all...
by Chambers Law Firm | May 5, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Child endangerment is a serious offense that is difficult to define and carries heavy penalties. It’s critical to understand the potential consequences if you’ve been charged with or suspected of child endangerment. Read on to discover more about them, and...
by Chambers Law Firm | May 4, 2022 | Criminal Defense
If you’ve been suspected or charged with insurance fraud, you’ll need the assistance of a skilled insurance fraud defense lawyer. Whatever your current position may be, there are solutions accessible to you. To find out more about them, contact Chambers...
by Chambers Law Firm | May 3, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Assault and battery are not the same thing; they’re two different offenses that are frequently charged together. In California, assault is defined as a person who knowingly attempts to damage another person, whereas battery is defined as actually inflicting...
by Chambers Law Firm | May 2, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Suspects and defendants in criminal prosecutions have the right to an attorney under the Fifth and Sixth Amendments of the United States Constitution, as well as the California constitution, during various phases of the criminal process. These rights are essential for...
by Chambers Law Firm | May 1, 2022 | Criminal Defense
For numerous minor (less serious) offenses in California, you may be given the option of being sentenced to probation instead of imprisonment or prison. Probation is a period of time during which a person who has been convicted of a crime is monitored in some way,...
by Chambers Law Firm | Apr 30, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Many people are unaware that California has two separate criminal justice systems: a state and a federal system. Investigators, prosecutors, judges, courts, and even prisons are all dedicated to federal offenses. The great majority of criminal accusations and trials,...
by Chambers Law Firm | Apr 29, 2022 | Criminal Defense
The realm of criminal law may be perplexing, especially for those who are unfamiliar with all of the jargon used by cops, attorneys, and judges on a daily basis. Probation and parole, for example, are two words that have quite different meanings yet are frequently...
by Chambers Law Firm | Apr 29, 2022 | Criminal Defense
You may have overheard attorneys or judges using the term “habeas corpus” after your arrest as your case progressed through the judicial system. It appears to be legal and significant, but what exactly does it mean? What, more importantly, does it mean for...
by Chambers Law Firm | Apr 28, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Have you been arrested for hacking? This is a critical juncture in your case, and you must move quickly to defend yourself. Don’t get caught up in anxiety and procrastination—your situation isn’t hopeless! Act quickly to prepare for your hacking defense...
by Chambers Law Firm | Apr 28, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Bump stocks, an add-on to weapons that may greatly enhance the rate of fire, have been banned by the federal government following a series of high-profile mass shootings. Anyone who sells or owns bump stocks might be prosecuted with a crime and face up to ten years in...
