by Gabriel Quinnan | Oct 8, 2019 | Law Practice
Being held in contempt of court is relatively unknown to most people until it actually happens to them. Being held in contempt is often subjective, depending on the judge, but generally refers to conduct that “Defies, disrespects, or insults the dignity and authority...
by Gabriel Quinnan | Oct 9, 2018 | Law Practice
Being convicted of a felony or misdemeanor can have a long lasting negative impact on your life. Not only will you lose some very important rights, but your ability to take advantage of opportunities available to others without a criminal record will be difficult or...
by Gabriel Quinnan | Sep 18, 2018 | Law Practice
To be eligible for a felony reduction in California, one of the requirements is that your conviction is for what’s known as a “wobbler crime”. State law defines a wobbler crime as an offense that prosecutors can choose to file as either a misdemeanor, or as a felony....
by Gabriel Quinnan | Oct 9, 2014 | Criminal Defense, Juvenile Justice, Law Practice
Lots of people ask me about finding the best attorney money can buy. I say focus on retaining the best attorney for you. While, technically, a lawyer’s role is to defend you in your legal matter, you cannot forget that this is also a relationship between two...
by Gabriel Quinnan | Sep 30, 2014 | Law Practice
Justice has always been an important concept for me. From an early age, I recognized that obtaining justice is rarely black and white. I recognized that witnesses testimony is vulnerable to a number of influences, such as motive, perspective, upbringing, and...
