Feb 26, 2026 | By Kerry Armstrong | Read Time: 6 minutes
In California, people are charged with crimes every day, often based on what they said during a police interview. Sometimes those statements come after hours of questioning, confusion about rights, or fear of what might happen next. If the prosecution’s case relies heavily on your words, the legal rule of corpus delicti can make or break the prosecution’s ability...
Feb 24, 2026 | By Kerry Armstrong | Read Time: 5 minutes
Walking through the shifting landscape of California’s drug laws can feel like navigating a dense fog where the rules change depending on which city line you cross. You likely hear conflicting stories about decriminalization and therapeutic use, leaving you to wonder if the headlines match the reality of what a police officer sees during a traffic stop. That confusion...
Feb 15, 2026 | By Kerry Armstrong | Read Time: 6 minutes
A driving under the influence (DUI) arrest in California does not end when you leave the police station. Long after the court date passes, the record can follow you. It can affect your driver’s license, job prospects, and future background checks. If you are trying to confirm what is on your record or what others can access, the challenge...