If you sit back and look at a situation where someone makes a lot of money you have to question how it comes about. When there is a San Diego DUI checkpoint there is a slew of tow truck guys wanting arrests. Those companies get the contract to get the calls when...
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Month: November 2014
Inside the Huddle: Spotlight on team member Zoe Booke
The firm has had the pleasure of having some quality people work within the firm. Today we focus on Case Manager Zoe Booke. Being a case manager is one of the most diverse positions in the office. In addition to handing the fees they ensure the case is meeting...
Inside the Huddle: Kudos to team member George Konugres
I want to throw some luck and kudos to San Diego DUI Defender George Konugres. George was referred to me by his law school career services director Asha Wilbun. She told me George was a solid student that wanted courtroom experience. George jumped in with both feet...
Married San Diego Police Officers Plead Guilty to Drug Charges & Pleading to the Sheet
Whenever I see someone plead guilty to all the charges this usually means there was no offer taken. The prosecution usually makes an offer. Sometimes the offer reduces the amount of charges while other offers have terms given (such as the DA offering 2 years prison)....
San Diego Police SDPD among lowest paid in state
As a former San Diego City prosecutor I can tell you the city can underpay its employees. Several former colleagues put in hours that would earn them hundreds of thousands of dollars but take a portion of that to prosecute.As a San Diego tax payer I can say we should...
San Diego Civil Harassment Order Restraining Order
Getting along with neighbors is easier said than done. There are times when you have to compromise, or agree to disagree. In a best case scenario, you both remain civilized. Then there are times where one neighbor begins harassing the other. If you are: Stalked or...
