With nearly 30 seasons of episodes, The Simpsons is considered a cultural staple and the characters are known around the world. Part of what makes the namesake family so popular is the simple fact that they’re so darn flawed. But in real life, these flaws would probably leave the parents behind bars and most of […]
Archives for February 2018
Is it Legal to Ride a Horse While Drunk in California?
Drunk driving defense attorney Peter M. Liss previously discussed how just about anything self-propelled can be considered a vehicle under California DUI codes, but people are still surprised when they hear specific examples explaining just how broad the law is. For example, you can even get a DUI on a horse in California and you’ll face […]
Recreational Marijuana is Legal in California Now -But Not Everywhere
As of January 1, 2018, marijuana can now be used for recreational purposes in California, but that doesn’t mean you can use it anywhere in the state. Here are some things a Fallbrook drug defense attorney believes you should keep in mind before you light up your next bong hit or munch on an edible. […]
Embezzlement and Employee Theft Charges Always Require a Top Lawyer
Many people who are accused of employee theft don’t even know what embezzle means. While the most basic definition of this crime involves taking money or property from someone who entrusted you to care for it, the law and the prosecution of these cases are incredibly complex and any small mistake could impact your outcome […]
The Troubling Concept of Parallel Construction
Police are required to adhere to a strict set of rules under The Constitution that sometimes make it difficult for them to track down the person responsible for a crime or to obtain sufficient evidence to prove that person’s guilt. But some officers have started to turn to questionable techniques to get evidence and then […]
Eavesdropping Laws In California
We’ve already covered the fact that it’s illegal to wiretap someone’s phone without their knowledge, but listening in to other people’s conversations can be illegal even if no phone is involved. If you are accused of violating the state’s eavesdropping laws, attorney Peter M. Liss can help. Overhearing a Neighbor Isn’t Against the Law It’s […]
