Blog Posts in 2010

• Posted By Imhoff & Associates 18-Nov-2010

  Assault & Battery Charges are Taken Serious in California

  Assault and battery charges are taken serious in California. California Penal Code 240 defines assault as "an unlawful attempt, coupled with a present ability, to commit a violent injury on the person of another. A battery is defined under California ...

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• Posted By Imhoff & Associates 9-Oct-2010

  Always Appoint a Qualified California Criminal Attorney for Your Legal Needs

  An arrest for domestic abuse in California is a serious matter. It could affect your chances of obtaining employment, prevent you from purchasing a fire arm and you could face jail time, fines, attendance of a batter's counseling program and/or a ...

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• Posted By Imhoff & Associates 4-Sep-2010

  California Sex Offender Registration Laws and Changes in Conviction Penalties

  California sex offender laws are strict. If you have been convicted of a misdemeanor or felon y sex offense crime in California, besides serving jail time or completing probation, you must also register as a sex offender. California Penal Code ...

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• Posted By Imhoff & Associates 18-Jul-2010

  Common Drug Offenses in Florida

  Common drug offenses in Florida involve marijuana. Florida has the harshest marijuana laws in the nation. If you are arrested and convicted of drug offenses for possession, sale, cultivation or distribution of marijuana, you could face jail time, ...

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• Posted By Imhoff & Associates 28-Apr-2010

  Assault and battery charges are serious in Colorado

  Assault and battery charges are serious in Colorado. Most assault and battery charges occur as a result of a physical fight or verbal argument that turns physical. Unfortunately, even if you did not cause the fight and you were defending yourself or ...

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• Posted By Imhoff & Associates 9-Feb-2010

  California and Michigan New Drunk Driving Laws

  New changes to the California drunk driving laws are coming in 2010. Effective July 1, 2010, AB91 and SB 598 will require drivers convicted of a DUI to have a California ignition interlock device installed in their vehicles, whether they are first ...

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• Posted By Imhoff & Associates 20-Jan-2010

  California Property Crimes Down in 2009

  The California Attorney General's Office released their findings regarding property crimes in a Preliminary Report covering January 2009 through December 2009, reporting that property crimes were down 11% in California during the year 2009 ...

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• Posted By Imhoff & Associates 15-Jan-2010

  Changes in Oregon DUII Laws Effective January 1, 2010

  An Update to the DUII Laws in Oregon While Oregon State Police reported a decrease in DUII (driving under the influence of intoxicants) arrests between December 31, 2009, and January 1, 2010, from 52 DUII arrests made the same time last year to 34 ...

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