Using social media can have legal implications if you are going through a messy divorce. Family law attorneys are using social media sites such as Twitter, and Facebook to find a lot of useful information on cheating, and lying spouses during the divorce proceedings. Divorce lawyers can get access to your tweets, status updates, and […]
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According to the Orange County Register, various police departments throughout Orange County have scheduled DUI and drivers’ license checkpoints on Friday night and for next weekend. On April 6, 2012 from 8:00 pm to 3:00 am La Habra police will be conducting their checkpoints at an undisclosed location. The California Highway Patrol will conduct a […]
According to the Associated Press, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested 206 immigration fugitives and convicted illegal immigrants in the Los Angeles area during a national immigration sweep. The six-day operation was named “Cross Check” and ended Thursday with 3,100 arrests nationwide. One hundred six of the 206 immigrants arrested had convictions for serious or […]
Hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants have paid about $977 million in immigration bail bonds directly to the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency over the past six years. This allows these inmates to remain free while a judge makes a decision on their deportation case. About 209,163 potential deportees have been able to […]
According to the Orange County Register thirty two counties are setting money aside to increase the number of beds in the county jails. Some of the money may even be used to construct new jail facilities to deal with overcrowding. Currently 50,000 inmates are being held in county jails throughout the state. According to Allen […]
The Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 — and a series of other changes to immigration law have expanded the list of crimes that can make a legal immigrant deportable. This includes crimes that are considered misdemeanors under State law but have become felonies under immigration law. Felonies make legal immigrants eligible […]
According to statistics from the CDC about 90% of all teenage alcohol consumption is considered binge drinking and this usually peaks at the age of 19. Forty-one percent of high school seniors report having consumed alcohol in the past 30 days. When college kids were asked the same question, 72% of them said they have had […]
Mother’s Against Drunk Driving is honoring 11 Santa Ana Police officers for their efforts to arrest people who were suspected of driving under the influence last year. Senior victim advocate Vicky Maciha announced the names of the 11 Santa Ana officers with their 2011 DUI arrest counts, at a recent Santa Ana City counsel meeting. […]
Ronald Ledesma, 54, was booked at Men’s Central Jail in Santa Ana and is being held on One Million dollar bail. He is accused of 10 counts of related commercial burglary. Ledesma walked into a Vons Supermarket on February 7th, he walked straight to the detergent aisle and loaded up his cart with 9 bottles […]
The Newport Beach Police department is rolling out a new program that will help fight bullying and peer pressure. Almost one year ago the department announced that they planned to cut the Drug Abuse Resistance Education program due to budget constraints. The new program is called Step Up and was created by Erica Sperling. Erica […]