We’ve previously discussed how a domestic violence charge will not only prevent you from joining the military, but even be likely to end a career in the military. When many people find this out, they assume the same would be true when it comes to police officers, but in practice, the effects of a domestic […]
San Diego County’s “Secret” Streetlight Cameras: Del Mar Criminal Lawyer
Overall, Americans are against the idea of statewide surveillance programs which is why there are no nationwide camera systems complete with facial recognition in place like there are in many other countries. But Americans, like most people, also want police to be able to solve crimes, especially serious and violent offenses. Balancing out the public’s […]
Can Secret Recordings be Used in Court in California?
In California, it’s illegal to film someone without their consent, so it’s only logical that many people wonder “can secret recordings be used in court?” Oceanside criminal lawyer Peter M. Liss says the answer is generally no, but there are some exceptions that are important to be aware of. Eavesdropping and Wiretapping Laws in CA […]
Snooping on Someone’s Cell Phone is a Crime in CA in Most Cases
Throughout time, some people in relationships have been tempted to spy on their partner to find out whether or not their loved one has been cheating. In the past, that may have meant checking his letters or hiring a private investigator to spy on her, but nowadays, it could be as simple as just picking […]
The Newest Updates to the College Admissions Scandal Sentencing
It’s been six months since we first wrote about the college admissions scandal and sentencing possibilities. But this story continues to make headlines as sentences are handed down and new charges continue to be added. Del Mar criminal lawyer Peter M. Liss has the newest updates in the story, including the sentences handed down to many […]
What You Should Know About CA Search & Seizure Laws
In order for you to be charged with a crime, there must be enough evidence to indicate your guilt. For the charges to result in a conviction, the evidence must be strong enough to prove your guilt beyond a reasonable a doubt. While the US Constitution protects all citizens from unreasonable search and seizure, police […]
If Drugs are Found in a House, Who is Responsible?
One of the most common things people say when police confront them with drugs found in a search is “those aren’t mine.” While San Marcos drug lawyers suggest never talking to the police without an attorney present, you can sometimes successfully fight drug charges on the grounds that they weren’t actually yours. This is particularly […]
What Makes Evidence Inadmissible? Vista Criminal Defense Lawyer
Criminal cases are based on evidence and the evidence presented by the prosecution must be enough to outweigh that presented by a defendant’s attorney and prove that person’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. You probably know that not everything can be admitted as evidence and when something cannot be used it is called inadmissible, but […]
Ring Doorbells and Police Surveillance: San Diego Criminal Lawyers
The average American is against the idea of a surveillance state where government agencies can keep tabs on citizens without ever even accessing a warrant. But technologies are increasingly allowing law enforcement those capabilities without any public or governmental review beforehand. Right now, the big news concerning San Diego criminal lawyers is about Ring doorbells […]
Vista Criminal Lawyer Peter M. Liss: A Trusted Source for News Reporters
Vista criminal lawyer Peter M. Liss has been practicing law for over 35 years and over that long career, he has worked on a number of high profile cases and has been contacted by the media as a source for many news stories. While we’ve featured a number of these news stories in the past, […]
