We’ve all been on bad dates at one point or another and many of us have even walked out on the date without saying goodbye. Is that illegal? Not normally, but if you set up dates specifically to get someone to buy you expensive meals and then leave before the check comes every time, Oceanside […]
What You Say on Twitter Can Leave You Behind Bars
Americans enjoy great leeway when it comes to what they can say thanks to our country’s extensive protections of free speech. But Oceanside defense lawyers remind you that there are limits to what you can say, both in person and online, especially when that speech may incite someone to commit a crime. While it can […]
How Does the Statute of Limitations Work in California?
While most people have heard of a “statute of limitations,” few people have a very firm grasp on what the term actually means, particularly when it comes to California’s criminal laws. To help you get a better understanding of the concept, here’s a guide by La Jolla criminal lawyer Peter M. Liss. What is a […]
Not All Rapists Are Men and Not All Victims Are Women
When most people think of rape, they think of a woman being forced to have sex with a male stranger. But rape does not always require force (rape of an unconscious person and statutory rape are just two forms of sexual assault that do not involve force or fear), it can involve two people who […]
Selling Illegal Items to Minors -Oceanside Criminal Defense Lawyers
It’s common knowledge that it is illegal to sell alcohol, cigarettes, marijuana or fireworks to minors, but did you know these crimes (while all slightly different) could land you behind bars? Oceanside criminal defense lawyers warn that violators of these crimes need an attorney to help them fight the charges. Selling Alcohol to Minors We already […]
Illegal Gambling Laws In California -San Diego Criminal Lawyer
While gambling may be legal on federally recognized tribal land within California, it isn’t legal to do just anywhere. In fact, there are a number of crimes related to gambling within the state and anyone accused of these charges should immediately contact a San Diego criminal lawyer. The Gaming Law in California This is the […]
Marvel Creator Stan Lee Has Been Subjected to Elder Abuse
When people discuss elder abuse, it’s all too common to imagine a dark, shabby retirement home with inexperienced, underpaid staff and residents who have been shuttered away by relatives who don’t want to spend money on quality care. But it’s important to recognize that elder abuse can happen outside of retirement homes and can affect […]
A Fallbrook Criminal Lawyer Looks at the Legal Issues in Westworld
HBO’s Westworld is a fascinating look at ethics, technology and human nature.It also brings up a lot of fascinating legal questions that can be difficult for an average person to answer without a Fallbrook criminal lawyer present. Do the Hosts Have Human Rights? While the hosts of the park look and feel human and even […]
When Corporations Are Charged With Crimes
When someone is caught breaking the law, they can expect to face charges -even if that someone happens to be a company and not a person. San Diego white collar crimes attorney Peter M. Liss helps not only persons accused of crimes, but also businesses. Corporations on Trial? It’s easy to envision an individual getting arrested, […]
The Daycare Operator Who Left Kids Drugged and Alone for Nap Time
Daycare providers are supposed to keep kids safe and provide them a supportive and comfortable home away from home, but some daycare providers take advantage of a parent’s trust in order to make a profit. In one particularly egregious example, a woman was recently sentenced to 21 years in prison for drugging the children in […]
