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Posted By Ty Martinez
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5-Dec-2012
Sexual assault is a serious crime that can come with long-term and life-altering penalties. Some criminals convicted of sexual assault are forced to pay a $10,000 fine in addition to 24, 36, or 48 months in prison. Judges look at each sexual assault case individually and give a determinate sentence to those found guilty depending on the aggravating and mitigating factors of the offense. As well, a ...
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Posted By Law Offices of Ty Martinez
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3-Dec-2012
In domestic violence cases, District Attorneys typically request that a restraining order be issued against the suspect when the case starts. This restraining order is temporary, and stays in place while court proceedings are ongoing. Because of this, it is essential that you have an attorney beside you when you go to court for your first hearing. An accomplished Riverside domestic violence ...
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Posted By The Law Offices of Ty Martinez
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30-Nov-2012
The Law Offices of Ty Martinez has successfully helped another client facing criminal charges. Mr. Martinez’ client was arrested two years ago for charges of a robbery strike offense, and having hired his first attorney with another firm, they were unable to provide the necessary defense. As a result, the case dragged on for far too long and during that time he received an offer for a strike ...
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Posted By Law Offices of Ty Martinez
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29-Nov-2012
If you are a victim of domestic violence, you are probably scared to take your situation to a legal level. Yet for your own protection, you need to hire a Inland Empire domestic violence lawyer that can represent you in court and then proceed with your case. You should not attempt to handle your situation alone; there are a lot of complicated and detailed domestic violence laws that are difficult ...
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