Violent Crimes
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Criminal Defense Attorney Robert Bernstein discusses violent crimes and how they can be considered strikes in California's Three Strikes Law.
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If you have been charged with a violent crime in California it is very important that you understand that under California law certain crimes are categorized as serious violent offenses. These offenses are considered strikes under the California 3 strike law. If you are convicted of a violent crime, the penalties can be quite severe all the way up to life in prison.
Violent crimes range from anything from a simple assault and battery up to assault with a deadly weapon, manslaughter, attempted murder, homicide, robbery, burglary, rape. All of these are considered serious violent crimes under California law. All of these are punishable by extensive sentences in state prison.
If you have been charged with a violent crime you need an experienced criminal defense litigator such as myself. I have been practicing this type of law for close to 20 years. Contact my offices for a free consultation so that we may consult about preparing the most aggressive and appropriate defense for your case.
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