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Act in the First 48 Hours to Save Drug Sales Cases in California
Learn what prosecutors must prove, which evidence to suppress, the critical first 48 hours to act, and how Rubin Law defends HS 11351 and HS 11352 cases...
Immediate Risk: California Pleas Can Mean Deportation and Record Harm
Facing charges in California? Learn how a plea can cause deportation, licensing loss and lasting record harm, and what to do before you sign.
Act Fast: Challenge a Federal Search Warrant in 48–72 Hours
Learn when and how to challenge a federal search warrant: what courts review, Franks and Leon limits, and a 48–72 hour tactical checklist to preserve...
AB 1263 Adds 10 Year Ban: California Ghost Gun Law 2026
2026 updates and AB 1263 broaden criminal and civil exposure for privately made firearms in California. What to expect and first steps.
6 Steps to Protect Your Rights After a California §11352 Stop
HSC §11352 explained for Californians: penalties (including the 3–5 year triad), common defenses, and six immediate steps to protect your rights.
First 48 Hours: Challenge a Coerced Confession in California
Suspect a coerced confession in California? Act within 48 hours: preserve recordings and records, invoke SB 203 for minors, and contact a criminal defense...
Penal Code §215: What California Defendants Face for Carjacking
Penal Code §215 sets California carjacking terms (3, 5, or 9 years). Learn how firearm and prior enhancements raise exposure and key defenses.
If Accused of No Injury Domestic Violence: Immediate U.S. Defense Steps
Accused of no-injury domestic violence in the U.S.? Learn how prosecutors build cases, likely penalties, and the immediate defense steps to protect your...
Los Angeles Arraignment: What to Do in the First 48 Hours
A Los Angeles arraignment walkthrough explains what happens, the statutory deadlines and courthouse logistics, and the steps to take in the first 48 hours.