The entire charm of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia relies on watching terrible people do terrible things, but with all the things the gang has done, it’s a minor miracle any of them are still free to walk the streets. Here are a small handful of crimes the gang has committed, along with their potential […]
Archives for February 2017
How Police Use Psychological Manipulation to Get Suspects to Cooperate
We previously talked about how police will use informal questioning to get you to confess to a crime, but that’s not the only trick they use to get people to help them do their job. Here are a few things police say to manipulate suspects into doing what they want: Do You Know Why I […]
Sexually Harassing a Minor is a Crime in California
When most people think of the phrase “molesting a child,” they think of someone actually touching a minor in a sexual manner. But under the law, that crime is actually charged as committing a lewd act against a child under 14 or as statutory rape. There is a crime called annoying or molesting a child […]
When You Need a San Diego Trespassing Lawyer
Basic trespassing involves entering someone’s property without permission or a right to do so, but aggravated trespassing is a much more serious offense under the law. Aggravated trespassing occurs when someone trespasses within 30 days of making a threat against the person who owns the property or a neighbor or employee of that property. If […]
Fighting Charges Related “Attempted” Crimes in San Diego, California
Attempted murder is a particularly difficult crime to prosecute, especially if you have a skilled defense attorney at your side. Even so, it’s not something you want to be charged with as you can face life imprisonment in some cases. But what about attempted burglary, or attempted rape? Everyone has heard of those charges, but how […]
Surprising Things Police Can Do Without A Warrant
You probably know that the Constitution protects you from unreasonable search and seizure, but many people have no idea how many things are not protected by those rights. We’ve already talked about some search and seizure issues, including the fact that police cannot search your cell phone without a warrant and that they can search your car […]
If You Were Forced to Commit a Crime, You May Have An Automatic Defense
We have talked a lot about how self defense actually works under the law and a little about the insanity defense. But those are only two of the many defense methods used by criminal attorneys. Another possible defense to crimes occurs when someone has been forced to commit a crime at the threat of death. […]
