By: Vince Imhoff, Attorney at Law and Ariella Rosenberg
It is common knowledge that defendants in the United States have the right to a trial by jury, as is… Full article »
Our great nation was founded upon our forefathers refusing to be abused by an oppressive British government any longer. They were prepared to lay down their very lives and many… Full article »
LOS ANGELES DAILY JOURNAL
By Claudia Rosenbaum
Recently, the Due Process Clause guarantees afforded by the constitution have been treated as mere discretionary guidelines. Earlier this month in New… Full article »
By Vince Imhoff, Esq. and Sapana Shah
From Wild West heroes, to shows like Miami Vice and the A-Team, and to big-budget action movies like Lethal Weapon, Rambo and… Full article »
LOS ANGELES DAILY JOURNAL
By Vince Imhoff and Claudia Rosenbaum
Leondro Andrade took nine videotapes from Kmart, intended as Christmas presents for his niece, and quietly slipped them… Full article »
Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve Cooley joins fight to liberalize California’s law, the toughest in the country.
By Bill Ainsworth Copley News Service
SACRAMENTO — In 2004, Los… Full article »
In January 2007, the United States Supreme Court struck down a California sentencing law that allow judgesrather than juriesto impose longer prison terms based on aggravating circumstances. The ruling, which… Full article »
Edward Martinovich, Attorney at Law and Jay Mykytiuk, Attorney at Law
The collapse of Enron and the federal indictments of many of its executives and directors threw a spotlight on… Full article »
By: Collin McKibben, Attorney at Law & Helen Kim
In 1825, the United States Supreme Court stated that courts of no country shall execute the penal laws of… Full article »
By: Collin McKibben, Attorney at Law & Ariella Rosenberg
Everyone is familiar with the term citizens arrest: we have seen it on TV, read about it in books, and even… Full article »