Anyone who has ever been on probation knows that it is a strange situation. No, you’re not in jail, and that’s a good thing, but at the same time, your life isn’t your own, either. Depending on the terms of your probation, you must make regular meetings with your probation officer; you may struggle with […]
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Is Mental Illness an Acceptable Reason for Committing a Crime
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Oct
Oct
The phrase, mental illness, seems to have started cropping up a lot in cases. There’s a reason for this. For the first time, we finally understand different types of mental illnesses and how these conditions can lead to some people doing things, including committing violent crimes, that they wouldn’t otherwise have done. As the medical […]
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How Jaywalking Has Changed in California
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Oct
Oct
Until recently, crossing the street in a place that wasn’t a designated crossing area was illegal in California. At the time, if you were caught jaywalking, you would be issued a citation and have to pay a fine. That changed in 2023. Finally, someone looked at how people crossed California’s roads and decided that while […]
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How Welfare Checks Work in California
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Oct
Oct
The general public is under-educated on the topic of welfare checks in California. While these aren’t criminal issues, they are essential to keeping people safe. What are Welfare Checks Welfare checks are something that the police perform. When someone requests a welfare check, the police go to the home of the person named in the […]
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How Long Do You Have to Wait Before Going to Court?
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Sep
Sep
One of the major downsides to the judicial system is how long it takes. The amount of time that passes between an initial arrest and the defendant finally getting their day in court is often incredibly long. The first time you’ll see the inside of a courtroom following an arrest is within 48 business hours […]