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Neighborhoods: Central LA, Downtown Los Angeles, Financial District
AKA: Stephan G Rodriguez & Assoc
Other Link: http://www.lacriminaldefenseattorney.com
Categories: Attorneys, Accident & Property Damage Attorneys, Automobile Accident Attorneys, Business Litigation Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, DUI & DWI Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Domestic Violence Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, Immigration Law Attorneys, Juvenile Law Attorneys, Sexual Harassment Attorneys, Traffic Law Attorneys

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Phone: (213) 223-2173

Address: 633 W 5th St 26th Fl, Los Angeles, CA 90071

Website: http://www.lacriminaldefenseattorney.com

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Divorce
Child Support
Warrants: Warrants do not always appear on a criminal background check but do appear in most cases. Bench Warrants are issued by the court directing law enforcement to make an immediate arrest (if the person is located) based on the failure of a defendant to appear in criminal or civil court. An Arrest Warrant is a signed judge's order to law enforcement, directing them to arrest and bring to court, the person named in the warrant. Civil Warrants are issued by a civil court when a person failed to comply with a court order such as failing to pay a money judgment or when a person does not pay court-ordered child support.
Child Custody and Visitation
Child Abuse
Domestic violence covers a wide range of abuse, including spousal abuse, elder abuse, child abuse, and child endangerment. Any threatening or violent act, even if the accused did not intend to harm the victim, could be grounds for prosecution under California law. A Los Angeles domestic violence attorney from Stephen G. Rodriguez & Partners can help with your case.

Criminal Defense
Kenneth J. Kahn has been a California lawyer since 1986. Mr. Kahn knows "the system," and gets excellent results for our clients from his experience on both sides: first as a prosecutor and now as an aggressive and successful criminal defense lawyer.
DUI/DWI
Under California law, driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs is a serious criminal offense that poses serious criminal consequences. Because DUIs are more common than other crimes, many drivers fail to realize just how serious the penalties can be.
Traffic Violations
You have just received a traffic ticket or citation in Los Angeles; what should you do? You may be inclined to take the path of least resistance and just pay the ticket and move on with your life. The fact is that in California, a conviction for a traffic ticket can end up costing you a lot in the long run: thousands of dollars, your privilege to drive, and maybe even your freedom.
Sex Crimes
You have rights; protect them! The key to a successful outcome in sex cases is hiring the right sex crime lawyer during the criminal investigation and before formal criminal charges are filed and conducting a prompt and complete investigation in order to develop and prepare a strategic defense.
Fraud
California Penal Code section 450-457.1 addresses the crime of arson. According to this statute, it is illegal not only to willfully or maliciously burn a forest, structure, or piece of land, but also to assist another in committing the same act. You may also be charged with arson if you set fire to your own property in an attempt to commit insurance fraud. The penalties will depend on the type of arson offense that you have been charged with.
Robbery
Jerry Williams was sentenced to life in prison after pinching the pizza...because he had a history of robbery, attempted robbery, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, and possession of a controlled substance. Making off with the slice was petty theft, but, because of California state law and Williams' earlier convictions, the crime was classified as a felony.
Burglary
Commercial Burglary (Penal Code section 459) Entering a commercial establishment during regular business hours with intent to commit theft where the value of the theft does not exceed $950. It is punishable by up to 6 months in county jail.
White Collar Crimes
If you are being investigated for a white collar crime or have already been charged, it is important to enlist the help of a Los Angeles white collar crime defense lawyer from our firm. We can discuss the steps you should take and how this case can best be handled.
Theft
Misdemeanors
RESULT: Defendant charged with Felony Battery with serious bodily injury (with prior "strike" conviction). We succesfully obtained a lesser charge (misdemeanor) with no jail and only 1 year informal probation.
Embezzlement
Crimes involving finances and business often fall under the category of white collar crimes. These may be charged on a state or federal level and are often highly technical in nature due to complex financial transactions and the involvement of computers. We are skilled in handling cases of this kind, from embezzlement to wire fraud and everything in between.
Drug Crimes
In California, drug crimes are some of the most widely prosecuted crimes on both the state and federal level. Stephen G. Rodriguez & Partners aggressively defends individuals charged with possession, transportation, manufacturing, sales and being under the influence of drugs. Drug charges are serious, are usually prosecuted as felonies and come with a potential state prison commitment.
Assault
This may be described as an attempt of violence or harm against another person. Separate from battery, which could include the act of harm itself, assault charges require only an attempt and actual or apparent ability to carry out such an attempt – even if the act is not carried out.
Murder
The punishment for attempt depends on the seriousness of the attempted crime. Attempt is usually punished in California by a sentence equal to one-half of the completed crime. An attempted crime is a lesser included offense of a completed crime; if the prosecutor proves the completed crime, the attempt crime is included. In other words, a person can be convicted of attempted murder or murder, but not both.
Juvenile Crimes
At Stephen G. Rodriguez & Partners, our Los Angeles juvenile crime lawyers are experienced at defending the rights, freedoms, and futures of young people accused of crimes. With decades of combined defense experience, our legal team is prepared to handle the full range of juvenile cases, including even the most serious allegations involving sex crimes or violent offenses.
Probation Violation
The outcome of your probation violation hearing will ultimately depend on how the judge weighs the specific factors in your case. The prosecutor may also make a recommendation to the court about how the probation violation should be punished.
Identity Theft
Forgery (Penal Code sections 470, 471, 472, 473, 475, 476, 484f and 484i) is now a misdemeanor unless a defendant has previously been convicted of Identity Theft under Penal Code section 530.5. Misdemeanor Forgery is punishable by up to 1 year in county jail.
Arson
Arson is a very serious crime that carries stiff penalties. Depending on the nature of the offense, you could either be charged with malicious or reckless arson. According to California Penal Code section 451, a person is guilty of "malicious" arson when they set fire to a structure, forest land or property with the purpose of defrauding, annoying or injuring another person, or with the intent to commit a wrongful act.
Shoplifting
Charges can range from a minor shoplifting offense to grand theft, which can be charged as a felony and may result in a state prison sentence. There is no such thing as a "simple" theft crime. It all depends on the circumstances of the crime, such as the value of the property taken, any prior theft-related convictions, or other circumstances. For example, a theft crime involving the Internet crosses state lines and may therefore charged as a federal crime.
Restraining Order
A restraining order—also known as an order of protection—is a court order that helps victims of harassment, stalking and/or abuse avoid further contact with the perpetrator. Essentially, it prohibits one person from contacting or coming near the person who has sought the order. In the state of California, there are four different kinds of restraining orders: emergency protective orders (EPO), domestic violence temporary restraining orders (TRO), criminal protective orders and civil harassment restraining orders.
Forgery
Money Laundering
In some cases, drug charges or money laundering charges can be filed depending on how the money was stored and folded. In the event that criminal charges are not filed, law enforcement may still be able to keep the money. According to recent figures generated by the Air Transport Association, the majority of people targeted and detained at airports are African-Americans, Hispanics, Asians, Arabs, Middle-Easterners, hippie types and any other persons who fit a security risk or courier profile.
Kidnapping
False imprisonment involves restraining someone’s freedom and preventing that person from moving. It is holding a person against his or her will, sometimes using violence or the threat of violence. False Imprisonment is similar to kidnapping because both crimes require illegal restraint of another person, except that kidnapping requires movement of the restrained person. While false imprisonment is not on the same level as kidnapping, it is still a serious offense punishable by county jail or state prison, probation, and court fines.
Manslaughter
Violent Crimes – Violent crimes are punishable by severe criminal penalties, including lengthy terms of confinement in the Division of Juvenile Justice (formerly known as CYA - a state prison for minors). In certain situations, minors facing violent crime allegations may also be charged as adults. Violent crimes include charges such as battery, assault, robbery, manslaughter / vehicular manslaughter, and murder, among others.
Internet Crimes
Sex Crimes – Sex crime charges are among the most serious allegations a person can face, and they have the potential to tarnish reputations and threaten futures. Examples of the types of sex crime juvenile cases our firm can handles include those involving child abuse, sexual assault, date rape, statutory rape, internet sex crimes, child pornography or sexting, and others.
Prostitution
Solicitation crimes of a wide variety are defined in Penal Code section 653f. This section of the Penal Code refers to only the solicitation of certain felonies. The term "Solicitation" is most commonly associated with "solicitation to commit prostitution." However, that crime is found in another section of the Penal Code: 647(b), a misdemeanor.
Extortion
Extortion can also be considered a type of theft crime, as a person is obtaining money or other valuable goods or services from another person through force or threats.
Hit and Run
Hit and Run (California Vehicle Code sections 20001, 20001a, 20002, and 20002a) – Hit and run may be charged regardless of who caused the collision. Each driver must stop and exchange information, or, if someone is hurt, assist that person. Hit and run violations apply to injuries to people and damage to property. If the injury is to property, it is charged as a misdemeanor. Hit and run with injury may be charged as either a misdemeanor or felony hit and run depending on the severity the victim's injuries even if the fleeing driver did not cause the accident.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Mr. Kahn has been an adjunct law school professor, teaching Advanced Criminal Procedure at Southwestern Law School. He practiced business law for several years before becoming a criminal lawyer. Kenneth Kahn knows the ins and outs of Southern California: he is a second generation native Angeleno who grew up in Huntington Park and Long Beach.

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