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Got questions after an arrest for public intoxication or open container in Los Angeles or Orange County? Power Trial Lawyers has answers.

Fraud charges in California are aggressively pursued, especially in Los Angeles and Orange County. This article explains how investigators build cases involving insurance fraud, workers’ comp fraud, check fraud, and securities violations. Understand the legal process, potential defenses, and how early intervention from a skilled criminal defense attorney can make all the difference.

Learn everything you need to know about domestic violence restraining orders at Governor George Deukmejian Courthouse in Long Beach—from legal standards and court procedures to the real-life consequences of a DVRO. Discover how Power Trial Lawyers can defend your rights with authority.

Facing a charge under California Penal Code 422 can be life-altering. For residents of Los Angeles and Orange County, understanding the law, its implications, and potential defenses is critical. At Power Trial Lawyers, we have extensive experience navigating the legal landscape for individuals accused of criminal threats. Below, we break down the essential aspects of…

At Power Trial Lawyers, we understand the complexity of white collar crimes and the significant impact they can have on the personal and professional lives of those involved. Our comprehensive understanding, thorough preparation, and vigorous representation set us apart. Navigating through federal and state courts, where white collar crimes, like fraud, embezzlement, insider trading, and…

Understanding Gun Enhancement Charges in Orange County California’s criminal justice system is known for its strict gun laws, especially when it comes to sentencing enhancements related to firearms. These enhancements can add significant time to a sentence, making them a critical factor in any criminal case involving a firearm. If you or a loved one…

Introduction Assembly Bill 256 (AB 256) and the California Racial Justice Act (RJA) represent significant legislative efforts to address racial bias and discrimination within the California criminal justice system. This FAQ aims to provide comprehensive answers to common questions about these laws, focusing on their implications for criminal defense and sentencing. 1. What is the…

Introduction Assembly Bill 333 (AB 333), also known as the STEP Forward Act of 2021, represents a significant shift in California’s approach to gang-related crimes. More recently, in June 2024, the California Supreme Court issued a pivotal ruling in the case of People v. Burgos, addressing the retroactive application of AB 333’s bifurcation provisions. This…

The California Board of Parole Hearings, commonly known as the Board of Parole or BPH, is the division of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation that is responsible for determining parole suitability for inmates in California. The Board holds hearings for inmates who are serving indeterminate sentences, such as life in prison with the…

On October 8, 2023, California took a significant stride in criminal justice reform with the enactment of Assembly Bill 600, widely referred to as “AB 600”. This legislative development, approved by Governor Newsome, marks a paradigm shift in the state’s approach to resentencing hearings for inmates, introducing the concept of Judicial Initiated Sentencing. In this…