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Should Teachers Be Allowed to Carry Guns in School?

San Diego officials are facing a problem of teachers and school officials bringing weapons to work. Most teachers who are engaging in this act state they want to be prepared to defend themselves if something happens at school. A middle school t...
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19 Members of A Vista, CA Drug Ring Charged in Cocaine and Meth Conspiracy

Government authorities claim to have shutdown a drug smuggling ring operating out of Vista, California, after a year-long investigation by the DEA, FBI, Department of Homeland Security, and local law enforcement. The United States Attorney'...
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Innocent Drivers Turned Into Drug Smugglers

Drug Trafficking Organizations (DTO) continue to take advantage of innocent drivers by using magnets and GPS trackers to hide drugs under their vehicles. Everyday drug smugglers are targeting drivers preparing to enter the United States through...
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San Diego Response to School Violence

Following the recent school attacks in Connecticut, cities around the world are trying to figure out how to protect students. San Diego is in the process of announcing a comprehensive plan to prevent gun violence on district campuses. The Board...
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52-year-old Mother Faces Child Pornography Charges

As a criminal defense attorney in Los Angeles, who handles a majority of sex crimes cases, I have seen lots of different scenarios involving allegations of  child pornography  but this is a relatively uncommon one: Letha Mae Montemayo...
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New Court Ruling Invalidates Breathalyzer Device in Pennsylvania

In a landmark decision Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas Judge Lawrence Clark ruled that blood alcohol concentration readings from the widely-used Intoxilyzer 5000EN breathalyzer machine are not accurate above a BAC of .15% or below a BAC of ....
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New Precedent in Pennsylvania Forfeiture Law

Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court recently reversed a lower-court ruling in a case from Centre County dealing with the state’s civil asset forfeiture law. Under Pennsylvania’s forfeiture law (42 Pa. C.S. §6801), the state...
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Driver In Fatal Car Accident Charged With Third Degree Murder

A car crash that occurred on Route 611 in Doylestown the night before Thanksgiving should serve as a warning for others. Drew Bodden, 37, was driving his Ford Mustang Cobra at least 142 miles per hour that night when he allegedly slammed into a...
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Philadelphia Adopts Grand Jury System For Some Felony Cases

In the city of Philadelphia, one prevailing problem for the prosecution in felony cases is that of witness intimidation, or fear thereof. Many witnesses are terrified to take the witness stand in a public preliminary hearing, where they could e...
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Felony Attorney in Norman Oklahoma with 28 Years of Experience

If you have recently been charged with a Felony in Cleveland County District Court, located in Norman, Oklahoma, it is important for you to know what your legal rights are. I invite you to call my office at (405) 360-2660 to schedule a Free...
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