Author: Law Offices Of Justin E. Sterling
The California Penal Code Section 529 PC makes it illegal to impersonate someone else to gain a benefit or cause harm. To secure a conviction on these charges, prosecutors must prove: You falsely impersonated someone in a private or public … Continue reading
California Penal Code Sections 243(b) and 243(c)(2) PC prohibit citizens from committing battery on a peace officer. If you’re facing battery charges against law enforcement in Los Angeles, you should know that a conviction carries serious penalties. An experienced criminal … Continue reading
Privacy and safety are two of California’s most fundamental rights for residents and business owners. When people commit crimes that violate these rights, including burglary, the police and prosecutors respond with the full force of the law. A burglary conviction … Continue reading
Being arrested in Los Angeles can be frightening and confusing. You likely have concerns about how to protect your rights and your future. Let The Law Offices of Justin E. Sterling help by answering common criminal law questions in the … Continue reading
Being arrested can be intimidating, and you may scramble to figure out what to do. Don’t lose focus on what’s essential: protecting yourself from self-incrimination and keeping your rights intact. Stay calm, exercise your rights, and consider your options. Then … Continue reading
Los Angeles is no stranger to crime, and prosecutors crack down hard on offenders. Having an experienced criminal defense lawyer on your side can dramatically impact the outcome of your case. Let’s examine some of the most common criminal charges … Continue reading
Both federal and California laws address gun crimes. A conviction on gun crime charges could have severe implications for your future, including the possibility of a lengthy prison sentence. As an experienced gun crime attorney in Los Angeles, Justin E. Sterling understands … Continue reading
California Gov. Gavin Newsom recently signed a bill into law that will increase the penalties for child trafficking and make it a “strikable” offense. Understanding the implications of these changes to the laws is crucial for those accused of child … Continue reading
Did you know you can get arrested for drug possession in Los Angeles even if the drugs belong to someone else? Nearly half of the adults in the L.A. metro area live with roommates, making the chances of being caught … Continue reading
In Los Angeles, law enforcement treats allegations of child molestation with the highest level of concern. If you’re being investigated for or charged with molesting a child, you need help from an attorney with experience handling these highly sensitive cases. … Continue reading