Los Angeles criminal defense attorneys Schwartz & Naderi use over 80 years of combined experience to aggressively defend those who have been charged with sex offenses.

Naderi & Weinrieb is pleased to announce that is has expanded its team of criminal defense lawyers. Attorney Mr. Lee Zavatsky is the newest member of the firm, and will be handling a variety of felony and misdemeanor cases, including DUI.

The primary difference between murder and manslaughter is intent. When the taking of a life is premeditated, a person can be charged with murder.

The team of highly experienced criminal defense attorneys at the Law Offices of Naderi & Weinrieb are excited to announce an expansion of the firm to serve more courts and areas throughout the San Fernando Valley.

Theft is a very broad term that can be applied to a number of crimes. In general, theft is the taking of someone else's property without permission or any intention of returning it.

Plea bargaining is an ideal way to avoid stiff punishments for several criminal charges.

The team of experienced criminal defense attorneys at the Weinrieb Law Firm have expanded to not only provide legal representation for individuals charged with domestic violence in the San Fernando Valley, but also in Los Angeles, CA.

The Law Offices of Naderi & Weinrieb, a team of criminal defense attorneys with over 80 years of combined experience, defends clients in Van Nuys, CA against domestic violence charges.

Los Angeles criminal defense lawyers, discuss the process of expunging criminal records in order to help individuals with a criminal record find better jobs or get a loan. Visit http://www.expungecriminalrecordca.com for more information.

In April and May of 2010, Attorney John MacDonald spoke to the attorneys in the trial unit of the Rhode Island Department of the Public Defender's Office about the implications of the Supreme Court's ruling in immigration case Padilla v. Kentucky.

Despite the fact that the Florida version of Racing on Highway criminal statute has been found unconstitutional law enforcement continues to jail people for this offense.