On behalf of Ron Cordova, Attorney-At-Law | Apr 30, 2015 | Drug Charges, Firm News
Decriminalization, legalization, sentence reductions — these are just a few of the terms that you’ve probably heard used in conjunction with drugs and drug-related crimes over the course of the last decade. These terms, in fact, have been front and center...
On behalf of Ron Cordova, Attorney-At-Law | Apr 23, 2015 | Criminal Defense, Firm News
If you are facing criminal charges in California, the future might feel very uncertain. No matter the nature of the alleged offense, the prospect of a criminal investigation, going through a trial and possibly even facing conviction can be extremely upsetting....
On behalf of Ron Cordova, Attorney-At-Law | Apr 17, 2015 | Federal Crimes, Firm News
Criminal penalties in California can vary dramatically depending upon the crime in question, not to mention the history of the alleged perpetrator. For example, a person with no previous convictions may receive a lighter sentence or have a better chance of negotiating...
On behalf of Ron Cordova, Attorney-At-Law | Apr 9, 2015 | Firm News, White Collar Crime
For residents of California, the idea of being charged with a serious criminal offense is a worrying one. Conviction could not only lead to prison sentences and hefty fines, but could also cost you your job and even impact where you are allowed to reside....
On behalf of Ron Cordova, Attorney-At-Law | Apr 8, 2015 | Drug Charges, Firm News
The legal landscape concerning drug crimes here in California has undergone a seismic shift over the last two decades, with both law enforcement agencies and prosecutors adopting a more lenient approach. This begs the question as to whether federal officials are...
On behalf of Ron Cordova, Attorney-At-Law | Apr 3, 2015 | Drug Charges, Firm News
Drug charges can turn your life upside-down. No matter which substance is involved, or how serious the charges you face are deemed to be, you can be sure if convicted the consequences are not trivial. Employers may be reluctant to allow you to continue working for...
