Comments for California Criminal Defense Blog http://www.wklaw.com/blog Just another WordPress weblog Wed, 07 Jul 2010 14:02:52 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on Bike Gang Leaders Under Arrest by lost http://www.wklaw.com/blog/criminal-defense/bike-gang-leaders-under-arrest/comment-page-1/#comment-522 lost Wed, 07 Jul 2010 14:02:52 +0000 http://www.wklaw.com/blog/?p=951#comment-522 Nice blog. I just bookmarked you on my bloglines. Sent via Blackberry Nice blog. I just bookmarked you on my bloglines.

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]]> Comment on Man Arrested in Lake Forest for Robbery Attempt – California Penal Code Section 211 by GSX-R600 gurl http://www.wklaw.com/blog/criminal-defense/man-arrested-in-lake-forest-for-robbery-attempt-%e2%80%93-california-penal-code-section-211/comment-page-1/#comment-514 GSX-R600 gurl Thu, 01 Jul 2010 08:34:43 +0000 http://www.wklaw.com/blog/?p=946#comment-514 In truth, immediately i did understand it. But after re-reading I think i understand Sent from my iPad 4G In truth, immediately i did understand it. But after re-reading I think i understand

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]]> Comment on Many Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Ordered To Close by Las Vegas Lawyer http://www.wklaw.com/blog/drug-crime/many-medical-marijuana-dispensaries-ordered-to-close/comment-page-1/#comment-499 Las Vegas Lawyer Thu, 24 Jun 2010 06:24:55 +0000 http://www.wklaw.com/blog/?p=953#comment-499 Marijuana dispensaries are the root that should be pulled in order to decrease marijuana related crimes. I agree about the proposal of new ordinance about putting out marijuana dispensaries for good. Marijuana dispensaries are the root that should be pulled in order to decrease marijuana related crimes. I agree about the proposal of new ordinance about putting out marijuana dispensaries for good.

]]> Comment on What is a “Strike” and How Does it Affect Sentencing? California Penal Code Section 667 by Erik http://www.wklaw.com/blog/criminal-defense/what-is-a-strike-how-does-it-affect-sentencing-california-penal-code-section-667/comment-page-1/#comment-449 Erik Tue, 01 Jun 2010 02:34:44 +0000 http://www.wklaw.com/blog/?p=430#comment-449 When I was in middle school I was a honor student full of potential. Growing up my young perception of what was “cool” was what was around me. I was easily influenced by my surroundings and a single change of address changed my fate. Even though I achieved the highest CAHSEE score in my class. By the time I turned 17, I was charged with a robbery I didn’t commit and given a strike. Despite my set back I was determined to be successful but, my felony washed away my dreams of being a fire fighter, and even though I qualified my probation prevented me from entering the military at age 18. Despite my obstacles I managed to get away from the corrupt by becoming more mature and independent. I flourished in a “young adults at risk” program despite most of their still “young perceptions” and became a roll model and leader. My desire to success overgrew my childish want to fit in. I managed to start a career in a apprenticeship program where I finally got a chance to success. I said to myself “By the time I turned 23 I would be making at least $25 an hour and a lot more later on!” I thought my life was great, I had my future planned out which involved buying a house next year. One day, one thing lead to another and thanks to my past, what seemed like a minuscule shoplift incident ended in a second strike and lead me to prison. Now by the time I’m 23 I’m still going be in prison. I lost everything I worked so hard for, and even though I know I could lecture myself of what I did was stupid and immature, never do it again, continue the great opportunity at life god gave me with the career to support my loved ones financially, physically and emotionally, the court only sees me as what’s on paper. That apparently states that I’m a menace that doesn’t deserve another chance. I’m out on bail, returned to work and I’m contributing to the economy, but deep inside I know that my plans and goals are ruined. I’m not a violent person despite of my record. It’s not that I think I shouldn’t be punished but I do think 3 years is a little harsh and a waste of money when I can advance in life and be a lot more constructive out here, but what do I know I‘m just a convict. A bad choice and a $90 cologne has ruined the plans and dreams I had. As I wait here to start my time on July 1st, I think of some of my real friends, which made the same mistakes I did but managed to stay out (not get caught) and progress in life. They are now in the marines, army, border patrol, and even studying for law enforcement. I see them leave me behind even though they say my drive inspired them. I have the drive and desire but how can I get up and move forward when I’m being kept down in here? The thought of not seeing my 14 yr. old sister until she’s 17 pains me the most. I remember my teachers had told me many times I realistically had the potential to be anything I wanted; a prison inmate was not what I had in mind…. When I was in middle school I was a honor student full of potential. Growing up my young perception of what was “cool” was what was around me. I was easily influenced by my surroundings and a single change of address changed my fate. Even though I achieved the highest CAHSEE score in my class. By the time I turned 17, I was charged with a robbery I didn’t commit and given a strike. Despite my set back I was determined to be successful but, my felony washed away my dreams of being a fire fighter, and even though I qualified my probation prevented me from entering the military at age 18. Despite my obstacles I managed to get away from the corrupt by becoming more mature and independent. I flourished in a “young adults at risk” program despite most of their still “young perceptions” and became a roll model and leader. My desire to success overgrew my childish want to fit in. I managed to start a career in a apprenticeship program where I finally got a chance to success. I said to myself “By the time I turned 23 I would be making at least $25 an hour and a lot more later on!” I thought my life was great, I had my future planned out which involved buying a house next year. One day, one thing lead to another and thanks to my past, what seemed like a minuscule shoplift incident ended in a second strike and lead me to prison. Now by the time I’m 23 I’m still going be in prison. I lost everything I worked so hard for, and even though I know I could lecture myself of what I did was stupid and immature, never do it again, continue the great opportunity at life god gave me with the career to support my loved ones financially, physically and emotionally, the court only sees me as what’s on paper. That apparently states that I’m a menace that doesn’t deserve another chance. I’m out on bail, returned to work and I’m contributing to the economy, but deep inside I know that my plans and goals are ruined. I’m not a violent person despite of my record. It’s not that I think I shouldn’t be punished but I do think 3 years is a little harsh and a waste of money when I can advance in life and be a lot more constructive out here, but what do I know I‘m just a convict. A bad choice and a $90 cologne has ruined the plans and dreams I had. As I wait here to start my time on July 1st, I think of some of my real friends, which made the same mistakes I did but managed to stay out (not get caught) and progress in life. They are now in the marines, army, border patrol, and even studying for law enforcement. I see them leave me behind even though they say my drive inspired them. I have the drive and desire but how can I get up and move forward when I’m being kept down in here? The thought of not seeing my 14 yr. old sister until she’s 17 pains me the most. I remember my teachers had told me many times I realistically had the potential to be anything I wanted; a prison inmate was not what I had in mind….

]]> Comment on Los Angeles Ban On Marijuana Dispensaries Ruled Invalid by Superior Court Judge by Laura Kuehnert http://www.wklaw.com/blog/criminal-defense/los-angeles-ban-on-marijuana-dispensaries-ruled-invalid-by-superior-court-judge/comment-page-1/#comment-434 Laura Kuehnert Fri, 28 May 2010 11:55:32 +0000 http://www.wklaw.com/blog/?p=203#comment-434 Back in the old days when their was only 186 dispensaries in Los Angeles, there was only one main website. Suddenly in late 2007, a new kind of site showed up (<a href="http://www.potlocator.com" rel="nofollow">PotLocator</a>) where the front page was as simple as Google, all you had to do was enter your zip code and you were given immediate results and directions to find your nearest dispensary. This was bliss compared to the yellow book type directories out there at the time. Then, as technology changed, the sites got better and the race began, <a href="http://www.potlocator.com" rel="nofollow">PotLocator</a> started facing some worthy competition but it's starting to make more changes. Between me and my spouse we've used more dispensary locator websites than you can count. Back in the old days when their was only 186 dispensaries in Los Angeles, there was only one main website. Suddenly in late 2007, a new kind of site showed up (PotLocator) where the front page was as simple as Google, all you had to do was enter your zip code and you were given immediate results and directions to find your nearest dispensary. This was bliss compared to the yellow book type directories out there at the time. Then, as technology changed, the sites got better and the race began, PotLocator started facing some worthy competition but it’s starting to make more changes. Between me and my spouse we’ve used more dispensary locator websites than you can count.

]]> Comment on Three Murder Suspects Arrested in Murder of 19-Year-Old Fullerton College Student by Texas DWI Defense Attorneys Assist Texas Residents in DWI Cases | Austin criminal attorney Blog http://www.wklaw.com/blog/violent-crime/murder-college-student/comment-page-1/#comment-420 Texas DWI Defense Attorneys Assist Texas Residents in DWI Cases | Austin criminal attorney Blog Tue, 25 May 2010 13:30:26 +0000 http://www.wklaw.com/blog/?p=880#comment-420 [...] Three Murder Suspects Arrested in Murder of 19-Year-Old Fullerton … [...] [...] Three Murder Suspects Arrested in Murder of 19-Year-Old Fullerton … [...]

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