Many people know what vandalism is. We hear about it, and see it, all of the time. Vandalism is taken very seriously in California. Getting caught vandalizing someone’s property can land a person in jail with hefty fines. While many people think they know what constitutes as vandalism, there are a few acts which fall […]
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Distracted Driving in California
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Aug
Aug
In the state of California, it is illegal to drive while distracted. This of course, means no talking or texting on a cell phone while driving. What many people fail to realize, is that this applies to so much more than distractions caused by a cell phone. This law also applies to people who are […]
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When the Police Don’t Need a Search Warrant
06
Aug
Aug
Under the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution, people are protected against unreasonable searches and seizures conducted by law enforcement. This means that the police cannot conduct a search, or seize anything, unless they either hold a valid search warrant executed by a judge, or the search falls under an exception to the requirement […]
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The Legality of Recording and Posting Crimes Online
06
Aug
Aug
It is one thing for a bystander to record an incident where a police officer is interacting, physically or peacefully, with another civilian, but it is another thing when a bystander records an incident where one or more other civilians are getting physical with another victim, and there are no authority figures in sight. In […]
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Is it a Crime to Witness One, and Not Report it?
06
Aug
Aug
It is a crime to file a false police report, but it is not a crime to witness one, and not report it happen. It might come as a surprise for some people to know that someone is not obligated to report a crime to the police if they have witnessed one or know about […]
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California’s Plastic Bag Ban
06
Aug
Aug
If you are like many other Californians, you are probably still trying to train yourself to bring reusable bags to the store when you get groceries. It has been a bit of a struggle, but admittedly a small one to help the environment. The state of California recently banned stores from using single use plastic […]
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What to do if the Cops Pull You Over
06
Aug
Aug
What you do and say to a cop when you are pulled over can have an effect on the outcome of the situation. Anytime you are in the presence of a police officer, especially if they are pulling you over, stopping you, or wanting to question you, it is in your best interest to speak […]
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Strange Laws from Around the US
01
Aug
Aug
As many people are aware, not every law is a good law. There are some very strange and obscure laws out there. Every single state in the country has some weird law that would make a person wonder why it even exists. Here are a few examples: Whistling while underwater is prohibited in West Virginia. […]
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What Is Traffic School?
01
Aug
Aug
If you have ever gotten a ticket for a moving violation, you may have been given the option to attend traffic school. If you did this, then the ticket would have been dismissed and you would not get any points on your driving record. While it may not be the most fun, taking traffic school […]
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Don’t Lose Your Ability to Drive
01
Aug
Aug
One of the things that we as adults tend to take for granted, is our driver’s license. We are so used to having it, and the ability to drive that it grants us. We have never really considered that it could be taken away from us. After all, being able to drive is a privilege, […]