Most everyone understands that rape is a serious criminal offense, but many people do not know whether a rape conviction could lead to a strike being added to your criminal record under California’s Three Strikes law.
You will receive a …
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California Changes Laws Regarding Where Violent Sex Offenders Can Live
Sex offenders face many restrictions in California. They may not be able to visit schools, parks or other locations where children gather, and it can be difficult for registered sex offenders to find housing. A law recently passed in California …
Sex Crime Charges After A Minor Lied About Their Age
Sex Crime Charges After A Minor Lied About Their Age
If you met or engaged in sex with someone you thought was an adult, California prosecutors can still charge you with a sex crime, even if the minor lied about …
Forcible Sexual Acts: What If the Victim Does Not Say Anything?
Most people have heard the expression, “No means no,” which means that when a 
person says they do not want to engage in sex, it is on the other person to stop trying to do so. What happens if the …
Is it Illegal to Have Oral Sex While Driving?
You just went on a great date with your significant other. Now, you’re driving down the freeway to head back home. Your significant other decides that date night went so well, he or she wants to provide you with oral …
Should There Be No Statute of Limitations on Rape in California?
In the wake of the Bill Cosby sexual assault allegations, California Senator Connie M. Leyva (D-Chino) is proposing a bill that would significantly change rape laws in the state. If passed, the bill would eliminate any statute of limitations …
Federal Court Judge Strikes Down Law Aimed At Registered Sex Offenders On Halloween
A Simi Valley law states that child sex offenders within the city must:
1. post a sign stating “no candy or treats at this residence”,
2. leave all outdoor lighting off during the evening,
3. not decorate their home with …
What is Distribution of Child Pornography? (PC 311.1(a))
When most people think of child pornography crimes, they likely think of the simple act of looking at images or video online. However, in many cases involving child pornography, the defendant is charged not only with possession of child …