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Sacramento County has placed a new, red-light photo camera, expected to go live Monday, at the intersection of J Street and Alhambra Boulevard in Sacramento, the Sheriff's Department announced Saturday. Continue Reading »
District attorneys in Folsom, Sacramento County and the State of California take domestic violence charges very seriously. An officer called to the scene of a domestic disturbance almost always arrests a person accused ... Continue Reading »
The U.S. Supreme Court found yesterday that it is an unconstitutional infringement on a citizen's right against government intrusion for the police to secretly plant a GPS device on his vehicle and monitor ... Continue Reading »
We at the Law Offices of Bowman & Associates wish you a happy and safe holiday. We know that this is a time when there are a lot of Holiday parties and sometimes ... Continue Reading »
2011 has brought some very meaningful changes in the law regarding driver license suspensions when a motorist is charged with Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol. Vehicle Code Section 13353.1 became law. ... Continue Reading »
California has a population of over 750,000 medical marijuana patients, which makes up around 2% of the total state population. It should be recognized though that qualified partients and their primary caregivers may possess ... Continue Reading »
The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has introduced a new program in South Carolina. The new program gives the agency authority to search for incarcerated illegal immigrants with criminal records in the ... Continue Reading »
Texas put to death convicted sex offender Guadalupe Esparza on Wednesday for raping and strangling a 7-year-old girl. The man snuck into a San Antonio apartment at night and removed the girl from the ... Continue Reading »
The criminal conviction resulting from the nightclub stampede that ended in the deaths of 21 club-goers in 2003 was overturned by an Illinois appellate court. Two of the former club "E2" co-owners had two-year ... Continue Reading »
PBS has released a new documentary called "Elusive Justice" about the lives of Nazi war criminals after World War II. The premise of the documentary is that the majority of Nazi war criminals ... Continue Reading »
