Criminal Defense Understanding Unlawful Sale of Firearms Charges in Los Angeles County Under California and federal law, the illegal sale, lease, or transfer of firearms is considered…Michael M. Levin, Esq.January 27, 2021
Criminal Defense Changes to Gang Injunctions Underway in Los Angeles A recent settlement has changed the way in which police can use gang injunctions to…Michael M. Levin, Esq.January 20, 2021
News New California Criminal Justice Reform Laws Taking Effect in 2021 The new year brought several criminal reforms to California laws. From reduced probation maximums to…Michael M. Levin, Esq.January 13, 2021
Criminal Defense Negligent Discharge of a Firearm Charges in Los Angeles County Even if you discharge a firearm in Los Angeles County and no injuries or damage…Michael M. Levin, Esq.January 6, 2021
Criminal Defense What You Should Know About Drug-Impaired Driving in Los Angeles County In California, you can face DUI charges for driving your vehicle while under the influence…Michael M. Levin, Esq.December 27, 2020
Criminal Defense Offenses Involving Gang Affiliation and Gun Violence in Los Angeles County Like other major metropolitan areas, Los Angeles County has seen a surge in incidents of…Michael M. Levin, Esq.December 20, 2020
Criminal Defense What’s Next For California Drug Possession Laws in 2021 In the wake of Oregon’s historic drug decriminalization ballot measure, California lawmakers are taking steps…Michael M. Levin, Esq.December 13, 2020
News An Overview of California’s Imitation Firearms Law In California, you can face criminal penalties for displaying an imitation firearm in public or…Michael M. Levin, Esq.December 6, 2020
Criminal Defense What You Should Know About California’s STEP Act and Gang-Related Criminal Charges in Los Angeles County In 1988, California enacted the Street Terrorism and Prevention (STEP) Act to crack down on…Michael M. Levin, Esq.November 27, 2020
Criminal Defense Options for Having Your Gun Rights Restored, Even With a Criminal Record in California People with felony convictions (and certain misdemeanor offenses) in California forfeit their firearms rights for…Michael M. Levin, Esq.November 20, 2020