by Gabriel Quinnan | Oct 1, 2019 | Criminal Defense
If you’ve been arrested or charged with a crime, it often feels like the whole world is against you. Being a defendant in a criminal case can cause a tremendous amount of stress, anxiety, and feelings of unjust persecution. Under this kind of emotional stress, you’re...
by Gabriel Quinnan | Sep 17, 2019 | Criminal Defense
It may sound fairly obvious, but the police are not always at the scene of a crime when the crime is committed. This means they don’t always know who committed the crime right away. Once enough evidence has been gathered to identify a potential suspect in a crime, the...
by Gabriel Quinnan | Sep 10, 2019 | Criminal Defense
The issues around law enforcement and mobile phones have been an ongoing challenge for several years, with no firm resolution yet. In California, refusing to unlock your phone after you’ve been arrested is legal in most cases. However, you may be compelled to unlock...
by Gabriel Quinnan | Aug 20, 2019 | Criminal Defense
A good defense attorney can do a lot. But even the best attorneys can’t keep every single client from going to prison. If you’ve been convicted of a serious crime and sentenced to a state or federal facility, there’s a lot you probably don’t...
by Gabriel Quinnan | Aug 13, 2019 | Criminal Defense
In every criminal case, there are three versions of what happened. There’s what the prosecution alleges happened, what the defense says happened, and what actually happened. In many cases, it can be difficult or impossible to know what actually happened when a crime...
by Gabriel Quinnan | Aug 6, 2019 | Criminal Defense
Manslaughter and murder are two of the most serious crimes you can be charged with. Between the two, murder is the more serious charge, but manslaughter also carries significant punishment if convicted. From a legal standpoint, there is a very clear difference between...
