Plea Bargains in California Criminal Cases
Our Los Angeles criminal defense law firm is frequently asked by defendants whether they should accept a plea bargain that was offered by the prosecutor. The correct response to this question is that it’s rarely a simple answer because it will always depend on a wide range of different factors.... View Article
Defenses for California Internet Sex Crime Charges
The internet enables anyone to communicate with others with anonymity. Many use various websites, chat rooms, and even social media to view sexually explicit material and attempt to locate a sexual partner. Obviously, this type of behavior is legal when it involves consenting adults, but some many types of sexual... View Article
Former UCLA Campus Gynecologist Arrested for Sexual Battery
A former UCLA physician has been charged with sexual battery, which is the latest incident in a series of sexual related cases where trusted medical professionals have been accused of preying on college students. He surrendered to police and the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office requested his bail to be... View Article
Child Pornography Defense Strategies in California – Penal Code 311
At Cron, Israels & Stark, our criminal lawyers have handled cases in where our clients were charged with child pornography in violation of California Penal Code Section 311. These felony sex crime charges included possession and distribution of child porn. In many of these cases, by the time our client... View Article
Arranging a Meeting with a Minor Law in California – PC 288.4
What is Arranging a Meeting with Minor for Lewd Purposes in California? The internet provides people with a method of communicating anonymously and chat rooms are a frequent target of undercover police stings looking for unlawful sexual behavior. Specifically, police often set up operations to locate and apprehend men who... View Article
Man Indicted for Trading Child Pornography Images Through Internet
A United States Attorney announced that a federal grand jury returned an indictment charging a California man with two counts of receiving and sharing child pornography images over the Internet. After the federal indictment was unsealed, The defendant was arraigned in a federal courtroom. The court documents showed that between... View Article