07

Apr

Does Being Arrested Mean You Have Been Charged with a Crime?

Over a million people are arrested every year in California. However, not all of these people go on to be charged with crimes. While the terms “arrested” and “charged” are sometimes used interchangeably, being arrested does not necessarily mean that the person has been, or wil...

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07

Apr

How to Bail Someone Out of Ventura County Pre-Trial Detention Facility

If one of your loved ones was recently arrested and is now in custody at the Ventura County Pre-Trial Detention Facility, contact our Ventura County drug possession lawyers right away for a free consultation. We may be able to help with bail-related matters while fighting the ch...

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07

Apr

What to Expect at Your Arraignment Hearing in California

Movies and TV shows tend to focus on the trial stage of the court process, but in reality, many California criminal cases never make it to trial. There are actually several hearings which precede trial, with one of the earliest and most critical being the arraignment. In this ar...

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07

Apr

Reasons Why Criminal Charges Would Be Dropped or Dismissed Before Your Court Date

As any experienced Ventura criminal defense attorneycan tell you, many criminal cases in California (and nationwide) never make it to the trial stage. There are numerous reasons criminal charges might not reach trial, such as being dropped or dismissed beforehand. But who has ...

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07

Apr

Ron Bamieh Has Been Nominated and Accepted as a 3 Years AIOCLA’S 10 Best in California For Client Satisfaction

The American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys has recognized the exceptional performance of Illinois California’s Criminal Law Attorney Ron Bamieh as 3 Years 10 Best Criminal Law Attorneys for Client Satisfaction. The American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys is a third...

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11

Apr

Where is the Ventura County Court?

Addresses of the Courts in Ventura, East Valley and Santa Barbara 800 South Victoria, Ventura CA 93009 – Hall of Justice 4353 E. Vineyard Avenue, Oxnard, California 93036 – Juvenile Justice Center. 3855-F Alamo Street Simi Valley, California 93063 – Simi Valley- East Valle...

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11

Apr

What Should I Look for In a Potential Lawyer?

Finding skilled legal representation can be a serious undertaking, especially if you have never been involved in a criminal procedure before. However, you don’t have to feel apprehensive about this process. The Ventura and Santa Barbara criminal defense lawyers at the Law Offi...

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11

Apr

What Should I Expect from My Criminal Defense Lawyer?

Being accused of committing a crime is a frightening and disorienting experience, especially if you have never been arrested and are unfamiliar with California's criminal justice system. You and your loved ones are going through a difficult time right now, but you have an a...

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11

Apr

What is the Typical Procedure in Criminal Court?

Being charged with a crime is a frightening, stressful, and confusing experience, particularly if the defendant has never been arrested and doesn't know what to expect from the justice system. It’s never easy to confront criminal allegations as a defendant or the fami...

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11

Apr

What is the Fine for a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) in California?

California enforces some of the nation's toughest penalties for DUI, or driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. If you or one of your family members was arrested for DUI in California, you face steep fines, incarceration, the loss of your drivi...

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11

Apr

What is the Difference Between Assault and Battery?

“Assault” and “battery” are two crimes that are related but distinct. Many states only have the crime of assault and merge the two offenses into one, but they might keep both terms as distinct actions for civil lawsuits. California uses both terms for criminal law, separatin...

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11

Apr

What is the Difference Between a Felony and a Misdemeanor in California?

While there are many important differences between misdemeanors and felonies, both classes of offense share one feature in common: the potential to result in the imposition of serious penalties. A conviction of either can burden the offender with fines, incarceration, and a ...

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