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Juvenile Delinquency
When handling juvenile cases, the California court follows a different procedure from the one used in adult criminal cases. Every state has a unique juvenile court system for juveniles who engage in illegal activities. Even though some courts judge minors to be delinquent, everyone that plays a part in a juvenile case, including the judges,…
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Division of Juvenile Justice
An arrest can be a traumatic and overwhelming experience, particularly for minors who don’t understand the California criminal process. Not only will it be overwhelming for your kid, but also you, the parent, irrespective of the offense they’re alleged to commit. And even though guilty minors are not punished as adults (with a few exceptions),…
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Juvenile Offenses
Juvenile Offenses & what you need to know A juvenile crime is any criminal act that is committed by a minor (a person below the legal age of 18). When a minor is accused of a crime or is being investigated, it is a painful and stressful time for everyone in the family. There is…
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Workers Compensation Fraud
If you have been accused of committing workers’ comp fraud in the state of California, the potential consequences of a conviction could be quite severe, including heavy fines, years of jail time, loss of certain professional licenses, and a permanent criminal record. Only by securing the services of a well seasoned defense attorney can you…
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Welfare Fraud
If you are facing allegations of committing welfare fraud in California, it is in your best interests to avail yourself of a criminal defense attorney with extensive experience in this practice area as soon as possible. The consequences of a welfare fraud conviction can be harsh and long-term, and by securing expert legal representation without…
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Unemployment Insurance Fraud
If you are facing charges of unemployment insurance fraud in the state of California, you should not walk into the courtroom alone or with anything but the best possible legal representation. The prosecution will be determined to gain a conviction, seeing it as a victory for the taxpayer and for the unemployed, without any regard…
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Unauthorized Practice of Medicine
It’s unlawful to practice medicine in California without a valid license. Business and Professions Code section 2052 governs medicine practice in California. You could face the charges under this statute if you attempt to practice or if you practice medicine without a valid license or on a suspended or revoked certificate. You cannot legally practice…
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Real Estate Fraud
When you suddenly find yourself facing allegations of real estate fraud in California, the very severity and long-term nature of the criminal penalties and other consequences of a conviction make it imperative that you secure the services of a defense attorney with deep experience in this practice area. At Leah Legal, we stand ready to…
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Identity Theft
IDENTITY THEFT – CALIFORNIA PC 530.5 If you are facing the charge of identity theft in California, you can expect the prosecution to vigorously pursue their case and, if convicted, there are severe state-level penalties, and in some cases, federal charges may be filed as well for the same offense. Given that so much is…
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Health Care Fraud
If you are facing charges of health care fraud in Los Angeles or Southern California, you could be looking at years in jail and thousands of dollars in fines if convicted, besides the loss of certain professional licenses, a damaged reputation, and a permanent criminal record. To avoid these consequences, or to at least minimize…