While we’ve already covered the fact that it’s a crime to knowingly expose someone to the coronavirus, it’s worth mentioning that doing the opposite can also get you in trouble with the law. That is, claiming to be infected with Covid-19 when you’re actually not can result in criminal charges depending on the situation. In […]
What You Should Know About Pepper Spray Laws in California
In California, pepper spray is considered a valid form of self defense and can be carried in public for personal safety. But that doesn’t mean just anyone can use it whenever they want. In fact there are some very specific laws regarding the sale and use of pepper spray and failure to follow these rules […]
What You Should Know About California Battery Laws and Penalties
Battery is one of the most frequently occurring crimes in California as nearly every time someone gets in a fight at a bar, school, sporting event or anywhere else, they’ve committed this offense. If you have been accused of this violent crime, it is important you insist on speaking with a Vista battery lawyer as […]
Fighting Restraining Orders In CA -San Diego Restraining Order Attorney
Peter M. Liss is an experienced San Diego restraining order attorney who can help those who have been accused of breaking the law. He most commonly works with cases involving either civil harassment or domestic violence. If you want to know how to fight a restraining order in California, please schedule a free initial consultation […]
Is Domestic Violence A Felony In California? It Depends on Your Lawyer
Is domestic violence a felony in California? It really depends on the situation. Domestic violence arrests can result in either misdemeanor or felony charges. Ultimately, the decision will fall with the district attorney, who will decide whether to file felony or misdemeanor charges. In some cases, the D.A. may decide not to file any charges […]
The Difference Between Assault and Battery In California
While assault and battery are two of the most common crimes in America, there is still a lot of confusion about what makes these two crimes unique from one another. In fact, while they are often charged together and many people use them interchangeably in conversation, the two crimes are, in fact, very distinct. When […]
Are You a Security Guard Charged With Assault or Battery?
Security guards are expected to keep patrons and businesses safe from harassment, violence and theft, but they can’t just go about breaking the arms of anyone who looks like they could present a threat. That’s why it’s not uncommon for security guards to be charged with assault or battery charges related to their work. In […]
Enhancements for Assault and Battery on Firefighters in San Diego
Last month, San Diegans were shocked to hear about a local man stabbing two on-duty firefighters who were attempting to treat an injured man. While we wish the recovering firefighters the best of luck in their recovery, it’s worth looking at what kind of charges and penalties the attacker, Ryan Allen Jones, will face after […]
The Downside to Wolverine Claws From a Legal Perspective
Wolverine’s claws are admittedly cool-looking, but they also offer some serious draw backs. Aside from the pain associated with the claws pushing through his skin every time they come out, they present a number of legal issues as well. For example, Logan could be accused of carrying a concealed weapon and if he ever uses […]
