One of the most common things people say when police confront them with drugs found in a search is “those aren’t mine.” While drug possession 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 true […]
San Diego Drug Possession Defense Attorney
If you have been arrested for drug possession, the first thing you should do is contact a skilled drug lawyer who can help you fight the charges you may be facing. It is important to realize that California drug possession laws can be rather complex and anything you say to police may be used against […]
A Look Back at All the Crimes in Pulp Fiction -and There’s a Lot
It’s hard to believe, but Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction celebrated its 25th anniversary in May. To celebrate a legendary film full of violence, drug use and other crimes, violent crimes lawyer Peter M. Liss has taken the time to explore the full range of crimes in Pulp Fiction. The Theft That Kicks it Off While […]
Is Dr. Jekyll Legally Responsible for Mr. Hyde’s Crimes?
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is one of the famous classic tales of the Victorian Era and for good reason. It explores themes of addiction, personal responsibility, unconscious desires, the rigidity of Victorian norms, morality, and the duality of man. One thing people have long debated is whether or not Jekyll should be considered responsible […]
California’s Pot Laws Are Notably Complex -Marijuana Crimes Attorney
California has been one of the most progressive states when it comes to the legalization of marijuana. In fact, its use is legal for both medicinal and recreational purposes, but there are still many rules regarding its use and sale. And, of course, it is important to note that federal law still makes possession of […]
Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Laws in California
One of the ways California works to keep illegal drugs off the streets is to not only illegalize the substances themselves, but also to make it illegal to own items used in correlation with such substances. Unfortunately, these laws are quite complex because few items are used exclusively for the purpose of taking controlled substances. […]
