Under California Penal Code Section 594(a) it is prohibited to maliciously deface, damage, or destroy someone else’s property. In order to prove the commitment of vandalism, a prosecutor must prove the following elements: Defendant maliciously damaged, destroyed or defaced public…
According California Penal Code Section 647(a) it is prohibited to engage or solicit another person to engage in lewd or dissolute conduct in any public place or in a place open to the public or exposed to the public view. …
One of the most frequently-charged drug crimes is possession of a controlled substance under California Health and Safety Code 11350 Possession of a Controlled Substance. It is prohibited possessing certain controlled substances without a valid prescription. Controlled substance is a chemical or a drug whose…
California Penal Code Section 550(a) covers and defines healthcare fraud, which sometimes is also referred to as health insurance fraud and medical billing fraud. Healthcare fraud is submission of false claims or disinformation of healthcare insurers about care or services…