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The Crime of Escape in California

Posted by Ronald D. Hedding, ESQ. | Nov 21, 2019 | 0 Comments

Escape is a very interesting term, because when we think about escape we think about somebody who is either in jail or prison and somehow they figure out a way to tunnel out or escape like you saw in Alcatraz in the famous movies.  The crime of escape is covered under California Penal Code 4532. ...

Most Commonly Abused Prescription Opioids

Posted by Ronald D. Hedding, ESQ. | Nov 11, 2019 | 0 Comments

Obviously, this would depend on what the person preferred to be involved with.  But, when it comes to prescription medication/opioids — probably some of the more commonly abused ones would be Vicodin for example.  Vicodin is a drug that's commonly prescribed when people get injuries and suffer fr...

What is Prescription Drug Abuse?

Posted by Ronald D. Hedding, ESQ. | Nov 01, 2019 | 0 Comments

This concept of prescription drug abuse has to do with those individuals who are either given prescription medication for some ailment that they have and they end up getting addicted to it and abusing it and getting as much as they can — that's one form of prescription abuse. Another form is that...

Prostitution v Solicitation in California

Posted by Ronald D. Hedding, ESQ. | Oct 24, 2019 | 0 Comments

It's a pretty fine distinction between prostitution and solicitation of prostitution.  Obviously, solicitation has to do with somebody offering money for some sort of sexual act.  Once the offer is made and accepted, the crime of solicitation has been completed even if the parties don't engage in...

How to Defend a Date Rape Charge

Posted by Ronald D. Hedding, ESQ. | Oct 21, 2019 | 0 Comments

More and more, I've seen these date rape charges across California, especially since this Me To movement and a lot of times what I'm seeing happen is, a woman will drink to much, take some drugs, mix drugs with alcohol, and basically become in a state where they're intoxicated to the degree that ...

Stay Away Orders in Domestic Violence Cases

Posted by Ronald D. Hedding, ESQ. | Oct 14, 2019 | 0 Comments

Will the Court Order Me to Stay Away From My Significant Other in a Domestic Violence Case? It's unbelievable.  I'm seeing more and more that courts and prosecutors are blocking the defendant in domestic violence cases from being able to come within one hundred yards of their significant other...

Best Defenses for Domestic Violence Charges

Posted by Ronald D. Hedding, ESQ. | Oct 11, 2019 | 0 Comments

Many people across Los Angeles and California are being charged with domestic violence spousal abuse.  Basically, spousal abuse and domestic violence are the same thing.  It has to do with one party using some sort of physical force against another party that is unlawful. In other words, it's not...

When Can Judge Reduce a Felony to Misdemeanor?

Posted by Ronald D. Hedding, ESQ. | Oct 10, 2019 | 0 Comments

This is an excellent question, because usually when it comes to criminal defense, judges control the sentence, while prosecutors control what the charges are.  So, a lot of times a case can't be worked out or resolved because a defendant wants a misdemeanor and the prosecutors have charged him or...

Penalties for Selling Drugs in Los Angeles

Posted by Ronald D. Hedding, ESQ. | Oct 10, 2019 | 0 Comments

What exactly are the punishments for drug sales in Los Angeles? This has been a constant question over the course of the last twenty-five years of me handling drug-related offenses. People get caught for selling drugs or possessing drugs to sell them, which is kind of under the same category and ...

New Technology Used to Prosecute Burglars

Posted by Ronald D. Hedding, ESQ. | Oct 07, 2019 | 0 Comments

When people commit a burglary, a lot of times the police are unable to catch these individuals because they're either sneaking into a house when nobody is home, taking all of the stuff and leaving, and a lot of times they will leave evidence as to who they were that went into the home. Other time...

How are Hit and Run Cases Investigated?

Posted by Ronald D. Hedding, ESQ. | Oct 05, 2019 | 0 Comments

This is good question because a lot of people get themselves involved in hit-and-run cases and they're worried about what's going to happen to them and there's really not that many answers out there.  Obviously, it depends on the circumstances of your hit-and-run as far as how it's going to be in...

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