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Monthly Archives: January 2026

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Manslaughter vs. Murder: What is the Difference?

By Anthony Z. Vargas |

Both manslaughter and murder in California refer to unlawfully killing another person. People hear these two terms all the time, particularly on television and in the movies. In California, the two terms have significant differences in terms of circumstances, intent, and the severity of penalties for those convicted. If you or a loved one… Read More »

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What is Prop 47?

By Anthony Z. Vargas |

Proposition 47, more commonly referred to as ‘Prop 47,’  in California is a legal process voters passed in 2014. Under Prop 47, you may be able to reduce a felony conviction to a misdemeanor for a number of charges. This can help you remove nearly all penalties associated with the label of ‘convicted felon’… Read More »

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What Charges Do College Students Commonly Face?

By Anthony Z. Vargas |

Sending your child out into the world on their own for the first time is both an exciting and scary time. Now is the time for your child to learn and grow independently, meaning you do not have the same level of control and oversight over their activities. At this stage of development, young… Read More »

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Is it Possible to Seal a Juvenile Record?

By Anthony Z. Vargas |

Yes, a juvenile record can be sealed, meaning that for most purposes, the offense will be regarded as though it never happened. This can allow your child to find employment, obtain a driver’s license, and even be approved for a loan. It also gives your child the right to state they do not have… Read More »

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