Legal Tips & Guides

This article should provide the reader with the knowledge and understanding of the possible legal defenses as well as potential penalties for a conviction of blackmail and/or extortion.

This article should provide the reader with the knowledge and understanding of the potential defenses and penalties associated with the various crimes found under the umbrella of computer and internet fraud. More importantly, are there differences in legal defenses based upon the level and type of crime as it applies to a “wobbler” charge.

This article should provide the reader with the knowledge and understanding of the differences between state, federal, and cyber-blackmailing and whether they are all considered crimes in the State of California.

This article should provide the reader with the knowledge and understanding of the differences between blackmail and extortion and whether it is an act/offense that is subject to prosecution in the State of California.

This article should provide the reader with the knowledge and understanding of the potential monetary consequences of depriving a person of a dwelling for which items were removed/stolen.

This article should provide the reader with the knowledge and understanding that depending on the legal facts of the case, some defenses may include consent and commission by mistake. Breaking and entering is usually classified as a misdemeanor crime. However, some jurisdictions consider burglary a felony.