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California Penal Code Section 287 (PC 287): Oral Copulation

Definition and Aspects of Oral Copulation: Under California Penal Code 287 (PC 287), any Oral sexual act with a minor is against the law. Legally, a minor is anyone below the age of 18. This statute also applies to Oral Copulation that is accomplished by threats, force, fear, violence, or menace. California Penal Code 287 (PC 287) is a felony offense, and if convicted, it...
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California Penal Code Section 487 (PC 487): Grand Theft

Definition and Aspects of Grand Theft: Most citizens are aware that stealing is against the law; however, it’s not just the actions but the value of the goods taken that define the punishment and charges. Grand Theft, or California Penal Code 487 (PC 487), is the action of taking someone else’s property over the value of $950.00. Grand Theft (PC 487) is a misdemeanor or...
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California Penal Code Section 243(d) (PC 243(d)): Aggravated Battery Resulting in Serious Bodily Injury

Definition and Aspects of Aggravated Battery: Aggravated Battery, under California Penal Code 243(d) (PC 243(d)), is defined as any battery that results in serious bodily injury. Aggravated Battery (PC 243(d)) occurs through touching, kicking, slapping, or striking another person with the intent of causing harm. California Penal Code 243(d) (PC 243(d)) is a misdemeanor or...
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California Penal Code Section 187 (PC 187): Murder – Other Forms of Homicide

Murder (PC 187) is a serious offense, discussed in great detail in a previous post. What sets first or second-degree Murder aside is the intentional killing of another. Knowing the actions of the Defendant could result in severe injury and the possibility of death in the Victim, and still performing the act is what makes Murder (PC 187) different from other forms of...
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California Penal Code Section 211 (PC 211): Robbery

Definition and Aspects of Robbery: Robbery (PC 211) is defined as the act of taking personal property in possession of another. Robbery occurs against the Victim’s will and by force or inflicting fear. Under California Penal Code 211 (PC 211), Robbery is a felony-level offense, which is punishable with time spent in prison, expensive fines, and further life-long...
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California Penal Code Section 602 (PC 602): Trespassing

Definition and Aspects of Trespassing: Entering or remaining on someone’s property without permission is against the law. This act is called Trespassing, and under California Penal Code Section 602 (PC 602), it’s a misdemeanor offense, punishable with jail time and hefty fines. The state of California describes over thirty different incidents that would violate the...
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