As of January 1, 2021, Senate Bill 384 went into effect in California. This bill, which was passed in 2017, prompted several key changes to the state’s Sex Offender Registry. Essentially, it removed the mandatory lifetime registration rule for certain convicted sex offenders ...
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View MoreWill A Prosecutor Dismiss A Case If A Victim Refuses to Testify? A victim in a criminal case may choose not to testify for a variety of reasons. – but ...
View MoreThe truth is – sex in public is risky business. Despite the risk of someone catching you ”in the act” it happens all the time. Perhaps it’s the very ...
View MoreBeing accused of child sexual abuse can be one of the most stressful allegations any parent, relative or person could face. Often, prosecutors may ...
View MoreA 19-year-old boy is dating a 17 year-old-girl from the local high school. No problem. There is only a two-year difference in age and nowadays that's ...
View MoreWhat is Considered Soliciting a Prostitute? California prostitution law, Penal Code section 647(b), makes it illegal to engage in, agree to, offer, or ...
View MoreThe legal definition of escort is a person who, for a fee or commission, reward or profit, accompanies other persons to or about social affairs, ...
View MoreMost people know that prostitution is a crime in California. However, one common question we receive is, “can I get arrested and charged with a crime ...
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