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  • California Appellate Court Reversed Conviction Based on Trial Court’s Failure to Review Officers’ Personnel Files Nov 18

    Witness credibility is essential in any California criminal case. If a witness is found not to be credible, their testimony comes ...

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  • Are Warrantless Arrests Legal in California? Aug 28

    The Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution provides that people have the right to be free from unreasonable searches ...

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  • California Court Rejects Challenge to Expert’s Testimony Based on Defendant’s Failure to Object at Trial Apr 18

    Last month, a state appellate court issued a written opinion in a California drug-dealing case in which the defendant claimed that ...

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  • California Court Allows Prosecutor to Obtain Defendant’s Confidential Medical Records under Sexually Violent Predator Act Apr 05

    In a recent California criminal case before a California court of appeals, the court had to decide whether a prosecutor’s office ...

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  • California’s Implied Consent Law and the Consequences of Refusing Chemical Testing Feb 13

    When someone is arrested for a California DUI offense , the arresting officer will likely ask them if they will consent to a ...

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  • Hearsay in California Criminal Cases Jan 10

    One of the most misunderstood rules in California criminal law is the law preventing hearsay testimony. Under California statutory ...

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