Mar 19, 2024
| By Kerry Armstrong
| Read Time: 4 minutes
California takes violent acts seriously, and the California Penal Code §203, also known as the “mayhem” statute, outlines the consequences for specific offenses. While the term mayhem might invoke images of riots and chaos, California’s definition is much more precise. The law defines mayhem as maliciously inflicting lasting harm on someone, depriving them of a bodily function, or significantly...
Mar 12, 2024
| By Kerry Armstrong
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Attempted murder is one of the most serious crimes in California. Simply put, it means that someone tried to kill another person but failed to do so. An attempted murder accusation is a terrifying experience, causing immense emotional stress and raising critical questions about your future. If you or someone you know faces charges under the California Penal Code...
Mar 7, 2024
| By Kerry Armstrong
| Read Time: 4 minutes
If you are a gun owner in California and you are facing domestic violence (DV) charges or convictions, you may be wondering, “Can I own a gun after a domestic violence charge?” This is a valid and vital question, as the laws regarding firearm ownership and domestic violence are complex and often confusing. Different rules and regulations at both...