2018

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California's Prostitution Laws
June 19, 2018
Law Office of Nabiel C. Ahmed
Each state has enacted laws against prostitution and solicitation. In California, prostitution and solicitation are criminalized under Section 647(b) of the California Penal Code. Under Sec. 647(b), ... Read Article

2018 Posts

California's Prostitution Laws
June 19, 2018
Law Office of Nabiel C. Ahmed
Each state has enacted laws against prostitution and solicitation. In California, prostitution and solicitation are criminalized under Section 647(b) of the California Penal Code. Under Sec. 647(b), anyone age 18 or older commits a misdemeanor offense if they: Solicit ... Read Article
Sealing Juvenile Records in California
June 04, 2018
Law Office of Nabiel C. Ahmed
It’s no secret that teenagers can have errors in judgement and succumb to peer pressure. Sometimes, these mistakes lead to an arrest and long-lasting consequences that can haunt the individual well into adulthood. If you got into trouble with the law when you were under 18, the ... Read Article
Expunging Your Record vs. Sealing Your Record in California
May 25, 2018
Law Office of Nabiel Ahmed
When someone has a criminal record, that could mean a number of different things. It could mean that you were wrongfully arrested and were never charged; it could mean that you were convicted of a crime; or it could mean that your charges were acquitted or the case was dismissed. ... Read Article
DUIs Without a Valid License in California
May 10, 2018
Law Office of Nabiel C. Ahmed
In order to legally drive in California and every state for that matter, you must have a valid driver license. California driver licenses don’t stay good forever. They expire after a certain number of years. They can also be suspended or revoked if someone is convicted of driving ... Read Article
DMV No Longer Suspends Licenses for Failure to Pay
May 07, 2018
Law Office of Nabiel C. Ahmed
In the past, when a California driver couldn’t afford to pay their traffic ticket , the “failure to pay” would eventually result in a driver license suspension. Time however, proved that suspending people’s driver licenses because they couldn’t afford to pay their traffic tickets ... Read Article