Witness tampering can have serious consequences in criminal law. Any attempt to influence, intimidate, or coerce a witness can affect the outcome of a trial and lead to additional criminal charges. I take these actions seriously at McCready Law Group in Long Beach, California, as they undermine the integrity of the legal process.
At McCready Law Group, I know how devastating a criminal conviction can be, but a guilty verdict doesn’t necessarily mean the case is closed. The appeals process provides an opportunity to challenge legal errors that may have affected the outcome.
In California, the protection against unlawful searches and seizures is one of the fundamental rights afforded to every individual under the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
Hate crimes are among the most damaging and harmful offenses that can occur in any society. These crimes are not simply about the criminal act itself, but about the underlying motive: a deep-seated hatred or bias against someone based on their race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or other protected characteristic.
Refusing a breathalyzer test during a DUI stop can have serious consequences, especially in California, where the laws on this are strict. If you’re considering the implications of refusing a breathalyzer, it’s essential to understand the legal process, potential penalties, and your rights as a driver.
At McCready Law Group, I understand that sealing your criminal record can profoundly impact your life, opening doors to new opportunities and helping to reduce the stigma associated with past mistakes.
As an attorney at McCready Law Group, I understand how crucial it is to know what happens if you violate parole or probation. These alternatives to incarceration allow individuals to serve part of their sentence in the community under specific conditions.
At McCready Law Group, I understand that after sentencing, many of my clients feel a deep sense of hopelessness, convinced that their options are exhausted. However, I firmly believe that post-conviction relief offers essential avenues for reconsideration and redress, allowing defendants to pursue justice even after the trial has concluded.
In today’s digital age, public opinion wields significant influence. With constant news cycles and social media, people often form opinions on criminal cases before they reach court. For California criminal defense lawyers, understanding and managing public perception has become essential.
As a criminal defense attorney practicing in California, I've witnessed firsthand how the Three Strikes Law significantly impacts repeat offenders. According to the Legistlative Analyst’s Office, this legislation was enacted in 1994 and represents one of the strictest mandatory sentencing measures in the United States.
