On behalf of Herbert Weston & Tanya Weston, Criminal Lawyers | Sep 18, 2020 | Firm News
If accused of stealing and presented with indisputable evidence, some people may consider whether a kleptomania defense may work to free them. Many people have attempted to use kleptomania as a legal defense mechanism, but courts rarely accept this. Refusal may stem...
On behalf of Herbert Weston & Tanya Weston, Criminal Lawyers | Aug 28, 2020 | Firm News
Between an arrest and a theft trial are actions that will influence or even decide the outcome of the case. From law enforcement officers to grand jurors, quite a few people may take part in the process. The police report According to the California Courts, law...
On behalf of Herbert Weston & Tanya Weston, Criminal Lawyers | May 21, 2020 | Firm News
Larceny is another work for theft, and it can refer to the theft of a wide variety of things. There are different classifications of larceny, which determines the penalty. Having a larceny conviction on record can affect someone’s life, so there are different defense...
On behalf of Herbert Weston & Tanya Weston, Criminal Lawyers | Apr 13, 2020 | Firm News
Insider trading is a legal concept that even those well-versed in the law sometimes have trouble understanding. It is tricky because there are so many aspects that could make anyone guilty of the crime. Simple actions you feel are honest and legal may actually be...
On behalf of Herbert Weston & Tanya Weston, Criminal Lawyers | Mar 17, 2020 | Firm News
When someone commits a crime and seemingly gets away with it, he or she may think that they don’t have to worry about getting caught. The truth is, however, that the law will persecute someone even years after the crime happens. In California, the statute of...
On behalf of Herbert Weston & Tanya Weston, Criminal Lawyers | Feb 23, 2020 | Firm News
When people face robbery charges, they may not know how this offense is different from theft. However, law enforcement officials usually view robbery and theft differently. It is important for people to know the difference between these charges so they understand...
On behalf of Herbert Weston & Tanya Weston, Criminal Lawyers | Feb 14, 2020 | Firm News
Like virtually everyone, you probably know that if you commit a crime, you face criminal consequences. In California and other places, incomplete crimes can also constitute criminal activity. As such, even if your crime is not ultimately successful, you may spend time...
On behalf of Herbert Weston & Tanya Weston, Criminal Lawyers | Dec 11, 2019 | Firm News
When officers in California suspect you of driving under the influence, they may administer a breath or blood test. These tests determine your blood alcohol content (BAC) level. Each has its good points, but they also both have their flaws. Because of this, neither is...
On behalf of Herbert Weston & Tanya Weston, Criminal Lawyers | Dec 3, 2019 | Firm News
Drunk driving is taken very seriously in the state of California. As a result, it’s crucial that you fully understand your rights and obligations if you’re charged with DUI. The State of California Department of Motor Vehicles provides the following...
On behalf of Herbert Weston & Tanya Weston, Criminal Lawyers | Nov 7, 2019 | Firm News
Police detectives can be tremendously intimidating. After all, not only do they carry guns, but they also have the ability to take away your freedom. If officers suspect that you have committed a crime, they are likely to question you. Still, the United States...
