Glendale Criminal Defense Law Blog

As a small business owner, you are responsible for keeping accurate financial records and filing your business's tax returns each year. This can be a complex process and subject to error, especially if you complete this task without the assistance of a certified accountant.

All California business owners should understand what constitutes tax evasion to prevent serious felony charges. The government does not look favorably on tax fraud; if convicted, you could face prison time and high fines. What should you understand about tax evasion?

Dabs, BHO and wax, hashish and shatter are just some names for concentrated cannabis. These are the extracted resin from the cannabis plant and can be inhaled many ways including vaping.  

This concentrate is much stronger than the leaves of the cannabis plant and thus subject to different laws. The 2018 law states that adults 21 and older can use and possess up to 8 grams of hashish. However, possessing more than 8 grams is a misdemeanor and is punishable by up to 6 months in jail if you do not happen to have an entitlement to medical marijuana.

We have all experienced unwanted phone calls telling us that our credit cards have been compromised or that we qualify for a “free cruise” or other perk.  But there are some local businesses that still call potential clients to sell services such as auto glass repair or carpet cleaning.  How can we tell the difference between an authentic call and a scam?

No one wants to be pulled over for suspected drunk driving. Once you are arrested California law is fairly strict as to what you as a driver must comply with. But as with every rule, there are exceptions.

You can refuse to take the chemical test