You probably already know that those convicted for sex crimes are required to register as sex offenders after they serve their time behind bars. What you might not know is what will happen to a sex offender who fails to register when required to do so. If you or someone you love is a sex […]
Could Jaime and Cersei Lannister be Together if They Lived in California?
If you watch Game of Thrones, then you’re almost certainly already familiar with the incestuous relationship between Cersei and Jaime Lannister. While almost everyone will agree that a sister and brother maintaining a sexual relationship is more than a little gross, you might not know that it’s also illegal in California. Here’s what Jaime and […]
High School Football Player’s Prank Results in Indecent Exposure Charges
When does a high school prank result in indecent exposure charges? When it involves nudity and appears in the Red Mountain High School yearbook in Mesa, Arizona. Here is what a San Diego sex crimes defense lawyer can tell you about the case and whether or not a similar thing could happen in California. It […]
What The So-Called “Audrie’s Law” Would Mean to Juvenile Sex Offenders
A new law has recently been introduced to the California State Senate that would increase penalties for juveniles who sexually assault someone in a defenseless state. Since it is likely to pass as no senate member wants to be seen as soft on sex offenses, here is what you should know about the law courtesy […]
