Everyone knows that the police can’t enter your home without a warrant in most cases, but there are always exceptions. Obviously, if you invite the police into your home or if they see someone being held hostage over your shoulder when you answer your door, they can then act without a warrant, but there are […]
Archives for March 2014
The Statutory Rape Law in California Means Minors Can’t Consent
Statutory rape laws vary drastically from state to state. But when it comes to the law in California, if a person has sex with a child under the age of 18, he or she has committed statutory rape regardless of his or her age and whether or not the victim consented. The law is that […]
The Difference Between Porn and Prostitution Under CA Law
One of the biggest arguments used by both those against pornography and those in favor of legalized prostitution is that it is illegal to pay someone for sex, but as long as you film it, it becomes a porno and is then legal. So, what is the distinction when it comes to porn vs prostitution? […]
Judge Rules An IP Address Cannot Be Used as Proof of Identity
One of the biggest problems with computer crimes is that it is incredibly difficult to prove who was actually committing a crime behind the screen. Merely identifying the specific machine used in a computer crime is hard enough, but proving who was, or was not, using the computer when the crime actually occurred is even […]
