Can the Racial Justice Act Help Those Convicted of Violent Crimes?
California’s Racial Justice Act was designed to rectify situations where racial bias influenced convictions or sentencing.Its aim is to uncover injustice and provide relief to those wrongly impacted by systemic discrimination. A Hypothetical Case: Execution-Style Murder Let’s consider a post-conviction defendant who committed an execution-style murder. Could they successfully seek relief under the RJA? Here’s why this […]
Can I Withhold Visitation if the Other Parent Doesn’t Follow Court-Ordered AA in California?
Dealing with a co-parent who struggles with alcohol addiction can be incredibly difficult, especially when court orders are involved. If they are ordered to attend Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings and refuse, you might feel justified in wanting to withhold visitation. But can you legally do this in California? Visitation Rights and California Law What CAN You Do? Protecting Your […]